1998
| Flooding in the wake of a stormy El Niño washed out
a 100-yard stretch of Highway 166 in Southern California. Two CHP officers
tragically died when their cruiser careened off the highway in thick fog
and tumbled roof-first into the muddy river. Photo: Jayson Mellom/San Luis Obispo Telegram-Tribune |
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WEATHER ALERT SYSTEMS FOR THE PSAP
by Michael Steinberg & Gregg PotterVOICES IN THE SKY
Satellite Communications and Disaster Response
by Marc Hausman and Susannah ScaceEMERGENCY MEDICAL DISPATCH
Looking Back, Looking Ahead--A Conversation with Dr. Jeff Clawson
by Randall D. LarsonSTORMY WEATHER... COMPLIMENTS OF EL NINO
Public Safety Preparation and Response
by Nancy J. RiggINCIDENT COMMAND
Managing the Large Scale Incident
by Frank C. SchaperICS IN THE COMMUNICATIONS CENTER
by Don StablerOPERATIONS, PLANS, LOGISTICS, FINANCE AND...EPI?
ICS: The Emergency Public Information Section
by Frank CowanAUSTRALIAN LANDSLIDE
Rescue at Thredbo Ski Resort
by Jeremy Zakis
NOTE: A brief synopsis for many of these features is also available.
POLICE CHIEF'S PERSPECTIVE
Dealing with the Critical Incident
by John M. EllerEMS REPORT
EMS and ICS
by Gary LudwigINTERNET WATCH
The Incident Command Network
by Art BotterellCOMMUNICATING
National Telecommunicator's Week
by Barry FureyTRAINING TACTICS
Expanding Your Horizons
by Donald RootFIRE CHIEF'S COMMENTARY
Dispatcher Competency
by Frank C. Schaper
EDITOR'S DESK: Call Triage Belongs in the PSAP
