Emergency communications centers in Central Virginia address turnover
Emergency communications centers across Central Virginia said unfilled positions and retention issues are crunching 911 dispatchers to their breaking point.
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Emergency communications centers across Central Virginia said unfilled positions and retention issues are crunching 911 dispatchers to their breaking point.
UPDATE 10:50 AM: The suspect has been identified as Mark Samaniego, 32. He faces a charge of felony domestic battery causing substantial bodily harm and is being held in the Carson City Jail on $15,000 bail. *** UPDATE 1:35AM: The standoff at the Pheasant Drive home ended tonight at around 1:30 a.m.
LA GRANDE, Ore.- A group of Grande Ronde River rafters were camping along the bank when a large, dead treetop fell onto two tents with campers in them.
Dispatch centers across the U.S. are observing a similar trend, according to North Dakota Department of Emergency Services.
UPDATE: Carson City firefighters responded early Sunday morning to a small fire in the University Heights Apartment complex, 2028 West College Parkway. The fire was called into 911 dispatch at around 12:25 a.m. and was not considered serious. Arriving firefighters were able to put it out shortly after arriving, according to dispatch.