New York State
911 Coordinators Association
New York State
911 Coordinators Association
New York State 911 Coordinators Association
The New York State 9-1-1 Coordinators Association is an active group of 9-1-1 Professionals representing the 62 Counties that make up New York State.
This group meets bi-annually to discuss issues of importance to our occupation and enables us the opportunity to share information and to gain critical skills required to excel in our field.
UPCOMING EVENTS & NEWS
Training Opportunity
Niagara University is hosting their Disability
Awareness Training for Dispatchers virtually.
This is a great one day in-service training to
provide your teams.
Link to the flyer for more information and
registration: Disability Awareness Training for Dispatchers
Niagara University is also offering a two day
in person Train the Trainer for 911
Telecommunicator Disability Awareness in
January and in March.
Link to the flyer for more information and
registration:
Congratulations to Mark Balistreri
on his appointment to Director of
DHSES OIEC. We look forward to
our continued partnership and building an even stronger relationship
Next Conference:
Joint Symposium/Conference
with NYS DHSES OIEC
May 1 to May 4, 2023
This conference will be similar to Niagara County, Spring 2022.
We will pass along information as it is received.
Fall 2023
Yates County
Governor Hochul Signs 9-1-1 Saves
On the 20th anniversary of the attacks on the World Trade Center, Governor Kathy Hochul signed legislation recognizing 9-1-1 telecommunicators and dispatchers as First Responders.
"Legislation (S.7121/A.7366-A) Defines a "First Responder in Communications" as an Individual Who is a Public Safety Dispatcher, Emergency Responder, Emergency Operator, Emergency Complaint Operator and Emergency Services Dispatcher Who Meets Minimum Requirements by Local Government"
Read the full story here: 9-1-1 Saves Act Signed
Fall 2019 Presentations
Review annual FCC Report – States that raid 911 Funding
Letter to FCC regarding 911 Fund Diversion