The Gwinnett County Police Department's 911 Communications Division recently earned a nod of distinction at the Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials (APCO) 90th Annual Conference and Expo, as their training program has officially been certificated, according to a press release from Gwinnett County. This certification from APCO International, a leading body representing over 40,000 public safety communications professionals, acknowledges that the division's training program conforms to the organization's American National Standards (ANS).
Earning this designation is a substantial achievement for the local law enforcement's 911 division, considering the high demand for rigorous and adaptive training in the critically evolving landscape of public safety communications, the certification not only validates their existing curriculum but also propels their commitment toward continuous improvement and readiness to address an array of emergencies, with the APCO's standards serving as a bastion for such endeavors, this recognition was given at APCO’s conference held from August 4-7 in Orlando, Florida.
To earn the APCO's Agency Training Program Certification, the Gwinnett County Police Department’s 911 Communications Division submitted their training materials for a detailed review. This certification ensures that their staff is well-trained and up-to-date with the latest standards in public safety communications. It requires re-evaluation and renewal every three years to keep pace with changing needs in the field.
The Gwinnett County Police Department's 911 Communications Division was recognized at a conference earlier this month. This award highlights their proactive approach to addressing challenges and sets a high standard for other agencies. The certification reflects their commitment to improving community safety and preparing for future demands.
