Consolidating dispatch police services

After resigning, former Colonel Brown was named to Governor Wolf's state office of Homeland Security as the new director.

After many years in this field, I feel that the time has come to bring this deficiency to the forefront.

Just before Thanksgiving last year, an article entitled 12 Things That You Definitely Didn't Know About 911 Dispatchers hit the web, appearing on several sites simultaneously.

Pennsylvania's coal fields, iron mills, and timber forests played a vital role in the Industrial Revolution.

Pennsylvania changed in the late 1800s from a largely agricultural State into a complex industrial center.

Upon their arrival firefighters were confronted with heavy smoke and fire showing from a one-story single family dwelling.

April 19, 1995: Twenty years ago, 9-1-1 Magazine covered the Oklahoma City bombing aftermath from the perspective of the 9-1-1 dispatchers who were working that morning, from the report of the first (of eleven) FEMA Urban Search & Rescue Task Forces to respond to begin rescue operations, and from the perspective of critical incident stress management for responders.

Often common gunmen, hoodlums, and adventurers were hired to fill these commissions and they served their own interests by causing the violence and terror that gave them office.

The turning point came in 1902 with what became known as The Great Anthracite Strike. The violence disrupted the peace of seven counties and caused a nationwide coal shortage, driving up the price of anthracite coal.

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