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Voice calls are the best and fastest way to contact 9-1-1.
Call if you can. Text if you can’t.
GHC 9-1-1 was the first major metropolitan area to implement text-to-9-1-1 service. This valuable service is offered for when a voice call is not possible.
Greater Harris County 911 Emergency Network is visiting the Houston Police Department monthly PIP meetings (Positive Interaction Program) throughout the city. In January, we met with the residents and business owners at the Northeast Houston Police Station PIP meetings. To schedule a presentation or receive educational materials go to: www.911.org/community/public-education-program/
Good information from Texas Health and Human Services Commission
#tuesdayinfo #911saveslivesDid you know: heart attack symptoms and warning signs may be different for men than for women. Learn the different warning signs so you can get help for yourself or someone else in the event of a heart attack. If you have heart attack symptoms, call 911, sit or lie down, and remain calm.
Learn more about heart disease: www.dshs.texas.gov/heart/What-are-Heart-Disease-and-Stroke.aspx
We LOVE our calltakers & dispatchers! They are the golden glue that holds everything together when things seem to be falling apart. Thank you for all you do!
#thankyou #love #911saveslives #youareawesome
Public Service ANNOUNCEMENT: This a great reminder by Paris Police Department - Texas USA. Social media is not the place to report an in-progress emergency or other reports to the local public safety agencies. Public Safety pages are not always monitored 24/7 so a message that is sent on social media may delay response by responders.
If you need an emergency assistance contact 9-1-1. Also, the GHC 9-1-1 page will respond to messages, but it its not monitored 24/7. Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office Harris County Sheriff's Office Houston Police DepartmentWe wish to thank all those who regularly comment on our postings or provide different types of information to the police department through our Facebook Page.
Over the last few weeks, we have received some messages regarding crimes in progress or that had just taken place and reported on the FB messaging service.
Please, if you have something going on that is in need of police attention, give us a call at 903-784-6688, option "0" or if it is an emergency, call or text to 9-1-1.
This page is not monitored 24/7 and we would rather serve you better by answering a phone call, than reading your message several hours later.
Thanks for using our FB page!
It is time to recognize 9-1-1 professionals for their exemplary work.The TX NENA and TX APCO Awards Nominations are being accepted until February 28, 2020.To nominate a 9-1-1 Professional in your agency, go to:
www.team911.com/page/TXNENAAwards
www.txapco.org/tx-apco-historical-documents/
#911saveslives #nominations
Good information from @TexasHHSC
#TuesdayTip #911saveslives
It is time to recognize 9-1-1 professionals for their exemplary work.The TX NENA and TX APCO Awards Nominations are being accepted until February 28, http://2020.To nominate a 9-1-1 Professional in your agency, go to: https://www.team911.com/page/TXNENAAwards
http://www.txapco.org/tx-apco-historical-documents/
Kudos to this calltaker from @CCEMSTX for calmly talking to a woman through CPR after her husband had collapsed. His lifesaving efforts ensured that this was a successful 9-1-1 call with a happy ending.
#911saveslives #911hero #kudos