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Loud, clear, connected: Abbotsford Fire Rescue moves to E-Comm Coverage
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Learn MoreA tight squeeze, a bad hair-tease and vacuum grieve… no reason to call 9-1-1
December 30, 2019Vancouver, B.C. – From a small parking spot to a bad haircut to late-night vacuuming, E-Comm …
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Abbotsford firefighters now using clear and safe radio communications
May 27, 2020Abbotsford Fire Rescue Service firefighters are now communicating on the E-Comm Wide-Area Radio Network, after joining …
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Emergency Service Dispatchers’ and 9-1-1 Awareness Week
April 06, 2020Emergency call takers and dispatchers are the backbone of B.C.’s emergency response system. They answer the …
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Getting Social with E-Comm 9-1-1
3 days ago
Some students return to class today. Pls observe speeding limits in school zones. To report impaired, distracted or aggressive driving immediately call 9-1-1 (pull over if possible). To report unsafe driving after the fact, call the non-emerg line: https://t.co/vYqYlDfte3 #911BC https://t.co/uHX6cH8E6k
Some students return to class today. Pls observe speeding limits in school zones. To report impaired, distracted or aggressive driving immediately call 9-1-1 (pull over if possible). To report unsafe driving after the fact, call the non-emerg line: https://t.co/vYqYlDfte3 #911BC https://t.co/uHX6cH8E6k
3 days ago
Update: The Regional District of Central Kootenay has rescinded the evacuation order for the Slocan River drainage region in electoral Area ‘H’ and ‘I’ and the Village of Slocan. The area remains under evacuation alert. https://t.co/eSCIYOb4Nn
Update: The Regional District of Central Kootenay has rescinded the evacuation order for the Slocan River drainage region in electoral Area ‘H’ and ‘I’ and the Village of Slocan. The area remains under evacuation alert. https://t.co/eSCIYOb4Nn
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MEDIA RELEASE - Evacuation order rescinded for Slocan River drainage region. Read more: https://t.co/XehQ1TQiLf https://t.co/dyyy5cxrKE
MEDIA RELEASE - Evacuation order rescinded for Slocan River drainage region. Read more: https://t.co/XehQ1TQiLf https://t.co/dyyy5cxrKE
E-Comm 911
E-Comm is the largest 9-1-1 call centre in B.C., providing dispatch services for more than 70 police and fire departments and owns and operates the regional emergency radio communications system.
Road safety is a shared responsibility. Some students will return to class today, do your part by observing posted speed limits in school zones.
To report impaired, distracted or aggressive driving immediately call
9-1-1 (please pull over if possible). To report unsafe driving after the fact, call the police non-emergency line: https://bit.ly/3dC728k #911BC #HelpUsHelp
To report impaired, distracted or aggressive driving immediately call
9-1-1 (please pull over if possible). To report unsafe driving after the fact, call the police non-emergency line: https://bit.ly/3dC728k #911BC #HelpUsHelp
This is Madison. She’s been working at E-Comm for 2 years and says we’re here to get you help as fast as possible. Her advice to the public is to “give as much and as detailed/accurate information as you can. And remember, 9-1-1 is for in-progress crimes or life-or-death emergencies only.”
Madison’s favourite part of being a police call taker is “knowing that I'm working hard for the safety and well-being of friends, family and everyone else - this makes the job really rewarding.” #ThankYou #911BC
Madison’s favourite part of being a police call taker is “knowing that I'm working hard for the safety and well-being of friends, family and everyone else - this makes the job really rewarding.” #ThankYou #911BC
Today, our partners at Vancouver Fire Rescue Services are celebrating 134 years of service! Thank you for your hard work, bravery and commitment to keeping Vancouver safe. To the firefighters, support staff and our very own fire call takers and dispatchers – we appreciate you. #911BC #ProudPartners
