Virginia Regulatory Town Hall
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Department of Criminal Justice Services
 
Board
Department of Criminal Justice Services
 
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Rules Relating to Compulsory in-Service Training Standards for Law-Enforcement Officers, Jailors or Custodial Officers, Courtroom Security Officers, Process Service Officers and Officers of the Department of Corrections, Division of Operations [6 VAC 20 ‑ 30]
Action Review of In-Service Requirements, Partial In-Service Credits and the Use of Multi-Media for trainiT
Stage NOIRA
Comment Period Ended on 12/27/2017
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12/21/17  2:31 pm
Commenter: Nicola Tidey, Orange County Emergency Communications Center

Orange County ECC Supports the CRC and In-service requirements
 

Orange County Emergency Communications Center supports the Dispatcher Curriculum Review Committee's (CRC) recommendations for the In-service Dispatch requirements 

The knowledge of this industry is ever-changing to keep up with technology and community requirements. The applications used and protocols applied as a result are constantly challenging the professional to keep up to support the public safety response.

New and current technologies are changing the face of public safety communications and will challenge telecommunicators to think and operate in new and complex ways to synthesize and manage multiple streams of incoming and outgoing information.

Whether a new telecommunicator or a seasoned professional, complacency can create the worst outcomes. Refreshing the basics is as critical in this profession as any other within public safety. 

 

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