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Today we celebrate the have-a-go heroes. The backbone of our great country. The ones who failed gloriously but failed trying. The ones who refuse to pay: “How bloody much?” for a safety station. The half-finished kit car makers. The sloping patio layers. The measure once, cut three timers. The corner cutters. Who’ll build their safety station from anything they can find. Whose favourite phrase is “That’ll do”. Whose Patron Saint is Eddie the Eagle. The missing notices brigade. The botchers. The misplaced optimists. Whose last words as the ambulance drives off are: “Of course we followed the rules. Didn’t we?” As they look round at their ramshackle safety station. With no first aid kit. And an incomplete notice board. Some people look at them and see a disaster waiting to happen. But we see someone who needs help. Because those people who think: ”How hard can it be” always find out. And wish they’d paid “How bloody much?” for a safety station. The optimists who wing it, always need an expert in the end. Either a proper safety station or a lawyer. So have-a-go-heroes everywhere, the team at SAFETYpoint salutes you. 

When every second counts, they answer the call. All 240 million of them each year. 🚓🚑🚒 Today, on #FirstRespondersDay, and every day, we honor your courage and commitment to keeping our communities safe. From dispatchers coordinating thousands of daily emergency calls to EMTs, firefighters, and police officers racing to help – you're there when we need you most. Just like emergency vehicles need a clear path to reach those in need, first responders need reliable connectivity in critical moments. That's why we created #TPriority, giving them a dedicated "emergency lane" on our network. Read T-Mobile Public Safety Advisor and former Police Chief Craig Martinez's perspective on the staggering reality of emergency response – where a single 911 center handles thousands of calls daily, and reliable communication can mean the difference between life and death: https://lnkd.in/geP9cxFw #PublicSafety #ThankYou

Why Prop P? The last bond issue for the Wentzville Fire Protection District was in 2014. Since then, the population of Wentzville alone has grown by 46%, and emergency calls have increased by 52%. Wentzville firefighter/paramedics are often first on scene for medical calls, providing advanced life support until an ambulance arrives. Our trucks and gear need updates in order to keep up. Learn the facts and read our Frequently Asked Questions at https://lnkd.in/gAeQJAAt #WentzvilleFirePropP

When every second counts, they answer the call. All 240 million of them each year. 🚓🚑🚒 Today, on #FirstRespondersDay, and every day, we honor your courage and commitment to keeping our communities safe. From dispatchers coordinating thousands of daily emergency calls to EMTs, firefighters, and police officers racing to help – you're there when we need you most. Just like emergency vehicles need a clear path to reach those in need, first responders need reliable connectivity in critical moments. That's why we created T-Priority, giving them a dedicated "emergency lane" on our network. Read T-Mobile Public Safety Advisor and former Police Chief Craig Martinez's perspective on the staggering reality of emergency response – where a single 911 center handles thousands of calls daily, and reliable communication can mean the difference between life and death: https://lnkd.in/geP9cxFw #PublicSafety #TPriority #ThankYou

Wayne County EMS and the Wayne County Sheriff's Office, NC have partnered to reduce cardiac arrest response times with County-funded AEDs in 20 patrol vehicles. This investment, combined with deputy training in AED use, CPR, and Stop the Bleed techniques, ensures faster lifesaving care when every second counts. When a 911 call comes in, dispatchers can now identify if a deputy is nearby and send them to provide aid before EMS arrives. “This partnership is another great example of the Wayne County public safety community’s dedication towards protecting its citizens and those who visit our county,” said EMS Director Dave Cuddeback. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eU68d9Xa

🎖 Honoring Our First First Responders 🎖 💡 Did you know? More than 1.3 million individuals work as first responders across the United States, selflessly dedicating their lives to protecting and serving their communities. But, at the heart of every emergency call, before any fire truck, ambulance, or patrol car arrives, it’s a 9-1-1 dispatcher who takes the call, providing calm amidst crisis and getting help enroute. These heroes are the unseen yet essential backbone of public safety. Today, let’s honor not just those on the frontlines but those behind the scenes the first, first responders and all who serve. A message from our president here at THD to all 9-1-1 professionals: "Because of the daily efforts of 9-1-1 professionals, our communities are safer—truly, the public safety system doesn’t work without them, the first first responders. Today, we acknowledge you, along with all first responders providing essential emergency services across the country. Thank you for what you do!” – Adam Timm Thank you, dispatchers, and every responder out there, for making our communities stronger. 💛 🖤 #FirstResponders #911Dispatchers #PublicSafety #ThankYou #thehealthydispatcher #911heroes

☀️High temperature are expected this week. Never leave a child alone inside an unattended hot car even for a few minutes. Contact 9-1-1 ONLY for life-threatening emergencies, such as a child or pet left in an unattended hot car. #ghc911 #childsafety #neverleavekidsincar #carsafety #safekids #childheatsafety #heatsafety #safetyfirst #summersafety #lookbeforeyoulock #heatsafetytips #911saveslives #safetytips #call911 #dial911 #publiceducation#emergencyeducation #911awareness #safetyfirst

What does it mean for a fire department to be prepared? It means taking steps to ensure your crew, your community, and yourself as an individual are safe, healthy, and ready for the next emergency. Find resources for #NationalPreparednessMonth at https://bit.ly/47pX9Yk.

Family Safety and Preparedness in an Age of Global Disruption Are You Ready for the Unexpected? In an era of evolving public safety risks, being prepared for emergencies is paramount to keep your family safe. Tragic incidents in Orlando, Las Vegas, Texas, and South Carolina have shown us the importance of personal situational awareness in critical moments. When the unthinkable happens, how prepared will you be to ensure your loved ones stay safe? Introducing "A Step-by-Step Guide to Keep Your Family Safe During Emergency Situations" A comprehensive personal safety and preparedness resource designed to help families build a robust safety plan, this guide offers practical checklists at the end of each chapter, to prepare for various emergencies—whether you’re at a public event, shopping, or attending a concert or music festival. Expert Guidance from James A. DeMeo With decades of experience in law enforcement and as a renowned expert in sport event and facility security, James DeMeo brings his expertise to empower families. Featured in leading security publications, Mr. DeMeo’s insights provide readers with effective strategies for risk assessment and family preparedness. Family Safety Essentials Discuss Safety Plans Open the conversation with loved ones. How would you respond during an active assailant event, natural disaster, or other unexpected crisis? Establish a Code Word Create a unique code word to communicate discreetly and quickly in dangerous situations. Keep Essential Equipment at Home Make sure flashlights and cell phones are fully charged and ready. In a power outage, these essentials are key for staying connected and safe. Stock Up on Basics For severe and inclement weather events, have bottled water and non-perishable food on hand to sustain your family for several days. Have an Emergency Radio (NOAA) In case of power loss, an emergency radio can provide critical updates if Wi-Fi and cell service go down. I have one. Designate a Meeting Spot Choose an easily recognizable location to regroup in case of separation. Familiar locations like a coffee shop, clothing store, or a specific vehicle in a parking lot are ideal. Start Preparing Today Make family safety a top priority by creating an effective plan that helps everyone handle emergencies with confidence and calm. Secure Your Signed Copy Today! Reach out to get your signed copy of "What’s Your Plan?" and start building your family’s preparedness plan today. Thank you. James #FamilySafety #EmergencyPreparedness #PublicSafety #CrisisManagement #SafetyAwareness #DisasterPreparedness #PersonalSecurity #socialmedia #bestseller #sportssecurity https://lnkd.in/eyszNtK