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Communications and Safety Enhanced as Township Fire Department Joins E-Comm Wide-Area Radio Network
June 7, 2018Township of Langley News Release: Loud, clear, connected, and better equipped to keep themselves and the …
Learn MoreLangley City Fire Rescue Service switches over to E-Comm radio system
May 23, 2018City of Langley News Release Langley City, British Columbia – Langley City Fire Rescue and Bylaw Enforcement …
Learn MorePort Coquitlam Fire & Emergency Services joins E-Comm Wide-Area Radio Network
February 13, 2018Port Coquitlam, B.C.— Port Coquitlam Fire & Emergency Services is now communicating on the E-Comm Wide-Area …
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E-Comm 2017 Annual Report highlights
June 21, 2018E-Comm has published its annual report detailing key activities for 2017. “From new executive leadership, to …
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Spring 2018 Newsletter now available
June 18, 2018We have published the spring 2018 edition of e-communiqué, our quarterly stakeholder newsletter. The first quarter …
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Getting Social with E-Comm 9-1-1
15 hours ago
Vancouver Police are warning the public after a woman was defrauded out of $6,000 by scammers posing as Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) personnel and as police officers who “arrested” her as part of the scam. https://t.co/a3IhhIHg79 #VPD
Vancouver Police are warning the public after a woman was defrauded out of $6,000 by scammers posing as Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) personnel and as police officers who “arrested” her as part of the scam. https://t.co/a3IhhIHg79 #VPD
15 hours ago
We've published our 2017 Annual Report following today's Annual General Meeting. Have a look at key activities in 2017: https://t.co/OiQeziPjrz https://t.co/oQqlkFnM3l
We've published our 2017 Annual Report following today's Annual General Meeting. Have a look at key activities in 2017: https://t.co/OiQeziPjrz https://t.co/oQqlkFnM3l
15 hours ago
Severe Thunderstorm Watch expanded to North Columbia, West Columbia and Elk Valley regions including #BlueRiver, #Revelstoke and #Sparwood. https://t.co/GHw8INbs9P. Tweet your weather reports - only if it is safe to do so - using #BCStorm.
Severe Thunderstorm Watch expanded to North Columbia, West Columbia and Elk Valley regions including #BlueRiver, #Revelstoke and #Sparwood. https://t.co/GHw8INbs9P. Tweet your weather reports - only if it is safe to do so - using #BCStorm.
18 hours ago
Our #AGM2018 has wrapped up. Thanks to our staff, partners and board members for working together to keep communities safe in BC. https://t.co/7Av09cb32r
Our #AGM2018 has wrapped up. Thanks to our staff, partners and board members for working together to keep communities safe in BC. https://t.co/7Av09cb32r
E-Comm 911
E-Comm is the largest 9-1-1 call centre in B.C., providing dispatch services for 36 police and fire departments and owns and operates the regional emergency radio communications system.
Vancouver Police Department
VPD News Release | CRA scam evolves to include fake police
Vancouver Police are warning the public after a woman was defrauded out of $6,000 by scammers posing as Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) personnel and as police officers who “arrested” her as part of the scam. http://bit.ly/2MJ1n3A #VPD
Vancouver Police are warning the public after a woman was defrauded out of $6,000 by scammers posing as Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) personnel and as police officers who “arrested” her as part of the scam. http://bit.ly/2MJ1n3A #VPD
Staff, stakeholders and partners have marked 2017’s year of achievements at E-Comm’s Annual General Meeting. From welcoming two new dispatch partners to breaking ground on a new consolidated 9-1-1/police dispatch centre on southern Vancouver Island to implementing a new radio system, 2017 was a year of transitions for E-Comm. Find our more in our 2017 Annual Report. http://ow.ly/XKFv30kBRxG
E-Comm staff will be joining Cops for Cancer’s Tour de Coast and Tour de Valley as “guest riders” for one day in September. We're thrilled they’ve committed to be part of such a great cause and support Canadian Cancer Society. Meet the riders: Mike, Cameron, Shanna and Rocky!
#CopsforCancer #forthekids
Cops for Cancer - Tour de Coast #TourdeCoast
Cops for Cancer - Tour de Valley #TourdeValley
#CopsforCancer #forthekids
Cops for Cancer - Tour de Coast #TourdeCoast
Cops for Cancer - Tour de Valley #TourdeValley
Advice for staying cool during this first heatwave of the season.
City of Vancouver - Local Government
A high temperature warning is still in effect. Here are some tips on staying safe and healthy while you get your sunshine time.
• Dress for heat: Wear a wide-brimmed hat; lightweight, long-sleeved clothing; and sunscreen
• Take it easy: Avoid strenuous activity and exercise
• Stay hydrated: Fill up your water bottle at one of our drinking fountains, including temporary fountains that are set up during heat waves.
• Protect your loved ones: Never leave a child or pet in a closed car or in the direct sun.
• Cool off: Visit an air-conditioned community centre or library, or enjoy a wading pool, outdoor pool, water park, or spray park.
• Dress for heat: Wear a wide-brimmed hat; lightweight, long-sleeved clothing; and sunscreen
• Take it easy: Avoid strenuous activity and exercise
• Stay hydrated: Fill up your water bottle at one of our drinking fountains, including temporary fountains that are set up during heat waves.
• Protect your loved ones: Never leave a child or pet in a closed car or in the direct sun.
• Cool off: Visit an air-conditioned community centre or library, or enjoy a wading pool, outdoor pool, water park, or spray park.