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Welcome to the online home of the North Carolina Chapter of the Association of Public Safety Communications Officials! The mission of our Chapter is to enhance the overall image of public safety communications. Our mission will be accomplished by actively recruiting new members, and retaining current members, furthermore encompassing the most current training and technologies available. The Chapter will encourage member participation by seeking qualified persons to hold positions of leadership, and urging active involvement in Chapter activities by all members. Now Accepting 2010-2011 Officer Nominations The North Carolina Chapter of APCO has now opened up nominations for the positions of 2nd Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Regional Ambassadors for Regions B, D and F. If you know of a 911 Professional, and APCO Member, that would be suited for any of these chapter leadership positions, visit our Nominations Page and make your voice heard by March 1, 2010! Please join the NC Chapters of APCO and NENA for our next bi-monthly meeting March 26, 2010, 10:00am hosted by the Cary Police Department Visit our meetings page for more information. The NC Chapter of APCO is pleased to host the 2010 APCO EAST COAST REGIONAL CONFERENCE April 25-29, 2010 The conference will offer a large variety of training topics and courses: Telecommunicator Training Track: Crisis Intervention Teams Protecting Law Enforcement Responders Mistakes at the Console Stress Management Officer Down Effective Telephone Communication Management Training Track: Problem Employees Hiring Quality Staff Preparing for Disasters Training for New Hires Funding Solutions Quality Management Leadership Technical Training Track: Satellite Communications 700 MHz Developments VoIP Technology Preparing for Next Generation GIS for Next Generation General Training Track: NC TERT Sexual Harassment in the Communications Center Recording in a Next Generation 9-1-1 World Non-Traditional Data Usage Handling Conflicts For additional details, visit www.apcoeastcoast2010.com! Our Vision: It is the vision of the North Carolina Chapter of APCO to perpetuate the name recognition of APCO, and to carry it's mission, name recognition, and support of the public safety communications profession into the 21st century. PSAP Governing Authority List Staff at the North Carolina Wireless 911 Board has recently created a table indicating what Local Government authorities are responsible for 911 PSAPs that receive and process wireless 911 calls (Primary PSAPs). That table has been posted to the Wireless Board website at http://www.ncwireless911.org/psaps.asp. Choose the ‘PSAP Governing Authorities’ heading to view the table. We want to ensure that the information in the table is correct, so we are asking PSAP administrative staff members knowledgeable about that information to review the table for accuracy. If you find an error regarding your PSAP, please click on the link in the introductory paragraph of the document to open an email feedback window, and send us your correction. The Wireless Board staff wants to thank both the NCAPCO and NCNENA chapters for posting this request on their web pages in an effort to reach as many people as possible with this message.
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Welcome to the online home of the North Carolina Chapter of the Association of Public Safety Communications Officials! The mission of our Chapter is to enhance the overall image of public safety communications. Our mission will be accomplished by actively recruiting new members, and retaining current members, furthermore encompassing the most current training and technologies available. The Chapter will encourage member participation by seeking qualified persons to hold positions of leadership, and urging active involvement in Chapter activities by all members.

Now Accepting 2010-2011 Officer Nominations

The North Carolina Chapter of APCO has now opened up nominations for the positions of 2nd Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Regional Ambassadors for Regions B, D and F. If you know of a 911 Professional, and APCO Member, that would be suited for any of these chapter leadership positions, visit our Nominations Page and make your voice heard by March 1, 2010!

Please join the NC Chapters of APCO and NENA
for our next bi-monthly meeting

March 26, 2010, 10:00am
hosted by the Cary Police Department

Visit our meetings page for more information.

The NC Chapter of APCO is pleased to host the
2010 APCO EAST COAST REGIONAL CONFERENCE
April 25-29, 2010

The conference will offer a large variety of
training topics and courses:

Telecommunicator Training Track:
Crisis Intervention Teams
Protecting Law Enforcement Responders
Mistakes at the Console
Stress Management
Officer Down
Effective Telephone Communication

Management Training Track:
Problem Employees
Hiring Quality Staff
Preparing for Disasters
Training for New Hires
Funding Solutions
Quality Management
Leadership

Technical Training Track:
Satellite Communications
700 MHz Developments
VoIP Technology
Preparing for Next Generation
GIS for Next Generation

General Training Track:
NC TERT
Sexual Harassment in the Communications Center
Recording in a Next Generation 9-1-1 World
Non-Traditional Data Usage
Handling Conflicts

For additional details, visit www.apcoeastcoast2010.com!

Our Vision:
It is the vision of the North Carolina Chapter of APCO to perpetuate the name recognition of APCO, and to carry it's mission, name recognition, and support of the public safety communications profession into the 21st century.

PSAP Governing Authority List
Staff at the North Carolina Wireless 911 Board has recently created a table indicating what Local Government authorities are responsible for 911 PSAPs that receive and process wireless 911 calls (Primary PSAPs). That table has been posted to the Wireless Board website at http://www.ncwireless911.org/psaps.asp. Choose the ‘PSAP Governing Authorities’ heading to view the table. We want to ensure that the information in the table is correct, so we are asking PSAP administrative staff members knowledgeable about that information to review the table for accuracy. If you find an error regarding your PSAP, please click on the link in the introductory paragraph of the document to open an email feedback window, and send us your correction. The Wireless Board staff wants to thank both the NCAPCO and NCNENA chapters for posting this request on their web pages in an effort to reach as many people as possible with this message.