E911 Emergency Communication District
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E911 Director LaShante' Vernon
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EMERGENCY - DIAL 911
The purpose of this office is to serve as a primary emergency contact for the entire county. This department
works deligently in emergency management and planning, including considerable high level supervisory and
administrative experience. We prepare GEMA emergency management operations plan updates, monitor
compliance, update and train staff about new adn revised federal, state and local emergency management
regulations. Plan, organize and direct the activities of the E-911 Communications system. Manage and maintain
county 80mhz radio system.
Recommendations and decisions made affect the life, property, safety and protection of County residents.
This department requires contact with co-workers, media, emergency victims, public safety officials, law
enforcement officers, elected officials, county employees, and other government officials and the generel public.
Guidelines include federal state and local laws and regulations regarding emergency management and county
and departmental policies and procedures and professional journalistic guidelines.
Do You Know Your 911 Address?
If Not Call Us!
works deligently in emergency management and planning, including considerable high level supervisory and
administrative experience. We prepare GEMA emergency management operations plan updates, monitor
compliance, update and train staff about new adn revised federal, state and local emergency management
regulations. Plan, organize and direct the activities of the E-911 Communications system. Manage and maintain
county 80mhz radio system.
Recommendations and decisions made affect the life, property, safety and protection of County residents.
This department requires contact with co-workers, media, emergency victims, public safety officials, law
enforcement officers, elected officials, county employees, and other government officials and the generel public.
Guidelines include federal state and local laws and regulations regarding emergency management and county
and departmental policies and procedures and professional journalistic guidelines.
Do You Know Your 911 Address?
If Not Call Us!