75 members represented AL-NENA at the National NENA Conference in Orlando

The Alabama NENA Chapter recently approved $5,000 to assist our 9-1-1 peers hit by Hurricane Michael. The Calhoun County Florida PSAP was basically adopted and asked to submit a list of specific items they needed. This week members delivered generators, tents, sleeping bags, Lowe’s and Wal-Mart gift cards, ice chests, socks and lots of food, water and other drinks. The Calhoun County PSAP employees were grateful, and AL NENA is happy we were able to help.

The scholarship recipients for 2019 are:

Lakisha Johnson from Fairhope Police Dept

Stephanie Northern from Conecuh County 9-1-1

Teresa Felsinger from Marshall County 9-1-1

Upcoming Training Opportunities Across Alabama

Red E. Fox costume was created as way to teach children how to save lives and property through the proper use of 9-1-1,  Red. E. Fox was created as a 9-1-1 Public Safety icon in the tradition of Smokey Bear and McGruff the Crime Dog.  Red E. Fox has been the official 9-1-1 mascot since 1994.

If you would like to borrow the costume for educational purposes, contact one of the agencies below:  

The Winners of the 2019 Annual Alabama Chapter of National Emergency Number Association Awards Program are:

Leadership Achievement Award

     Roger Humphrey From Cullman County 9-1-1

Administrative Support Employee of the Year

    Rita Lehmann From Escambia County 9-1-1

Telecommunicator of the Year

    Sandra Chinnock From Baldwin County 9-1-1

Front Line Supervisor of the Year

    Brenda O'Neal From Huntsville-Madison County 9-1-1