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National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week
Held annually during the second week of April, this week honors telecommunications personnel in the public safety community.
1. Tell a story on social media about how a 9-1-1 dispatcher has helped you, using the hashtag: #ThankYou911. Share these #ThankYou911 graphics to help tell your story!
2. Share this #ThankYou911 video with your social network.
3. Send a token of appreciation to your local 9-1-1 center in the form of a handwritten note, a thank you greeting card, flowers, or baked goods.
4. #ThankYou911 art activity for kids: task them with drawing a picture that expresses their thanks for the unsung heroes of 9-1-1. Then once their masterpiece is complete, drop them off at the local 9-1-1 center. It will make their day!
5. Help 9-1-1 help you in the future:
- – Teach your children how and when to dial 9-1-1.
- – Give 9-1-1 information before an emergency strikes by signing up for smart911.
- – Educate yourself about 9-1-1 to ensure you will be prepared in a crisis situation.
Encourage friends and loved ones to prepare for emergencies by signing up for Smart911.