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Survey to take pulse of 911 staff | Police/Fire | The Journal Gazette - Vimarsana News

Survey to take pulse of 911 staff | Police/Fire | The Journal Gazette

“Hopefully, employees will feel their voices are being heard.''

Urgent response | Editorials | The Journal Gazette - Vimarsana News

Urgent response | Editorials | The Journal Gazette

Pressure has been building for weeks inside Three Rivers Ambulance Authority, where concerns over staffing and response times recently were compounded ...

How city delivers EMS hit as dated | Local | The Journal Gazette - Vimarsana News

How city delivers EMS hit as dated | Local | The Journal Gazette

City officials are examining Three Rivers Ambulance Authority after it made an emergency declaration this year, but an expert said Fort Wayne's system ...

Dispatchers criticize leadership | Police/Fire | The Journal Gazette - Vimarsana News

Dispatchers criticize leadership | Police/Fire | The Journal Gazette

Jamie Duffy | Journal Gazette Dispatchers told the Consolidated Communications Partnership board Tuesday they have no confidence in the leadership of the dispatch center in Rousseau Centre. Previous Next Wednesday, May 26, 2021 1:00 am Dispatchers criticize leadership JAMIE DUFFY | The Journal Gazette Emergency dispatchers asked the board overseeing Fort Wayne and Allen County 911 operations Tuesday to intervene in the department they say suffers from low morale amid fears of retaliation. Supported by more than 10 dispatchers at Tuesday's meeting of the Consolidated Co...

Tweets result in suspension | Police/Fire | The Journal Gazette - Vimarsana News

Tweets result in suspension | Police/Fire | The Journal Gazette

Tweets result in suspension JAMIE DUFFY | The Journal Gazette A deputy director in the Fort Wayne and Allen County police dispatch center was suspended after his profanity-laced Twitter posts with remarks about Black people were discovered. According to information obtained from the city legal department, John Chavez, 47, one of two deputy directors at the 911 dispatch center, was suspended for five days starting March 23. A photocopied packet of Chavez's tweets that included profanity and comments about race last year were obtained by The Journal Gazette. Chavez tweeted under the name of @Mr...