Flemings, ENP, is a dedicated public safety professional with over 14 years of experience in emergency communications currently serves as a Training and Quality Assurance Specialist at the Hamilton County 9-1-1 Emergency Communications Casey is also pursuing an Associate of Arts and Sciences (AAS) in Business from Chattanooga State Community

< Back About the Course In this course, Leslie Whitham, ENP will discuss how to be prepared in your communications belief in the importance of camaraderie amongst 9 "� 1 "� 1 professionals.Leslie has been involved with communications She became a Public Safety Dispatcher in 1992 when her agency opened its own communications center.

Preview < Back About the Course Across the country, 9-1-1 centers are discovering new ways to serve their communities Many agencies are forming nonprofit foundations to fund wellness programs, advanced training, community From Service to Legacy: Building Nonprofit Foundations for Agencies guides ECC leaders and community

Hours < Back About the Course From Baby Boomers to Gen Z, each generation brings its own set of values, communication styles, and work expectations to the emergency communications center.

real-world examples and evidence-based practices, participants will learn to align organizational goals with community leadership topics are a source of uplifting and encouraging leadership messages those who serve our communities Adjunct Professor Glendale Community College Jan 2013 - Present College Adjunct Professor and Administration adviser to those currently seeking an AA degree in Criminal Justice enrolled in classes at Glendale Community

Your Instructor Tracy Ertl Tracy Ertl served for 28 years in public safety communications with Brown County Public Safety Communications in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

with the knowledge and tools needed to effectively manage social media platforms for public safety, community engagement, and crisis communications.

About the Course Suicide touches every corner of public safety—dispatchers, first responders, and the communities role in prevention, and engage in a hands-on project—assembling Zero Suicide Kits designed for both community

Personality differences, stress, and communication breakdowns can easily ignite tension—impacting teamwork Participants will explore communication habits, emotional regulation, and accountability strategies through

emphasizes the importance of adaptive governance in balancing legal imperatives, federal compliance, community leadership topics are a source of uplifting and encouraging leadership messages those who serve our communities Adjunct Professor Glendale Community College Jan 2013 - Present College Adjunct Professor and Administration adviser to those currently seeking an AA degree in Criminal Justice enrolled in classes at Glendale Community

Your Instructor Jamarcus Williams Jamarcus Williams is currently the Community Outreach and Engagement Supervisor at Hamilton County 9-1-1 Emergency Communications District, a role he has held since March Previously, he worked as a Communications Officer at Emory University from 2015 to May 2022.

Officers will learn how to make themselves a tactical communicator and keep themselves physically safe Gary provides a unique blend of physical expertise, adult learning principles, and communication skills In addition, his programs stress professional communication skills and incorporate verbalization skills