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A Holiday Helping Hand in Long Island
Wednesday afternoon, December 23, 2009, at 1:00 PM in the parking lot of Suffolk County Police Academy in Brentwood, NY, families and individual’s in need receive a welcome gift on behalf of county and state law enforcement.
 Lieutenant. Bob Donohue of the Suffolk County Police Department said this fund drive started last year as a joint effort between the Suffolk County Police Department and the New York State Troopers. They joined together to raise monies for hams and turkeys, bread, and coloring books for the more needy at holiday time. Last year they gave out 500 hams and turkeys in Yaphank, and it’s sucess lead to Brentwood this year with 600 hams and turkeys! This year’s event cost $9600.00 that came from Police officers raising funds and via corporate donations. In bitter, windy, 32-degree weather people waited wrapped in blankets for a turkey or ham. There was plenty to go around for all. Photos by Wayne Carrington |
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Tacoma, Wash. (December 10, 2009) – Public safety agencies nationwide and members of our community stepped forward this past week-and-a-half to support law enforcement servants after the horrific and tragic murder of four Lakewood Police Department officers. The response has been generous, overwhelming and heart-warming during this time of grief. The Law Enforcement Support Agency (LESA) extends heartfelt thanks to the numerous agencies who sent peer support, personnel, flowers, food and words of condolences to LESA’s police and sheriff dispatchers, 9-1-1 call takers, records personnel and information technology staff. On a 24×7 basis, LESA employees work closely with law enforcement officers, building bonds that help keep officers safe and informed, and try to make daily tasks easier.
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Aug/Sep/Oct 2009 issue
This issue ran late - shipping to all subscribers the week of November 23th
Focus: Gang Violence / Public Safety Wireless Technology
Gang Violence – Trends and Tactics for Response & Prevention
First segment of an exclusive 3-part Special Report on Gang Violence starts out on the West Coast and takes a close look at the growth of gang violence in and Los Angeles and Orange County, and what police – and dispatchers – need to know about keeping gang violence under control in their communities
Going Where No Computer Has Gone Before - Benefits of Hand-Held Computing to Mobile Law Enforcement
Wireless Data Systems In Action - A Case study from Saukville Police, Wisconsin
Twitter® for Public Safety and Emergency Management - The Social Network Communications Paradigm
The Dispatcher is the Gatekeeper during a Critical Incident - Incident Response Plans and the Communications Center
Learning from Criticism - 9-1-1 In The Hot Seat – Again. Responding to Readers Digest
Quality Assurance in Today’s Evolving 9-1-1 Centers - How Recording Technology can help
Alerting Systems On Campus - A Case study from Duke University
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The Higgins & Langley Memorial and Education Fund, working in conjunction with the Swiftwater Rescue Committee of the National Association for Search and Rescue (NASAR), is seeking nominations for the 2010 Higgins & Langley Memorial Awards for Outstanding Achievement in the Field of Swiftwater Rescue, the highest international honors presented for flood and swiftwater rescue.
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