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Superstitions and Myths in Public Safety

Superstitions and Myths in Public Safety

Earlier this year, my young teenage daughter broke her foot and ended up in a walking cast.   A performer in dance, vocal, and theater for many years, she was familiar with the phrase, “Break a leg!” but she didn’t really know where it came from.  After two weeks of...

Honoring Public Safety Week 2023

Honoring Public Safety Week 2023

April, in most states, represents the first true burst of newness.  The showers that bring the May flowers are gaining warmth.  Vegetation begins to turn green and new growth occurs. It is said to be a season of new life and optimism.  April and May in the United...

Run, Hide, Fight

Run, Hide, Fight

April 20, 1999 – some of you reading this may not have been born yet, others still small children, the rest of us remember this day as the day of the Columbine High School shooting in Littleton, Colorado. This incident was a catalyst for new...

The Impact of Dispatch Attitude on the Radio

The Impact of Dispatch Attitude on the Radio

As the first point of contact for emergency response teams, dispatchers play a vital role in ensuring that the right resources are sent to the right location at the right time. While much attention is given to the technical aspects of dispatching, such as call...