Autauga County 911

06/02/2026

🚨 Lifesaving Dispatchers during the month of May! 🚨

Please join us in congratulating two of our telecommunicators who recently helped save lives by successfully providing CPR instructions during emergency 911 calls. ❤️👏

Did you know? Immediate CPR can double or even triple a person’s chance of survival during cardiac arrest. Their calm voices, quick thinking, and dedication truly made a difference when seconds mattered most.

Thank you for being the calm in the chaos and for helping save lives in our community! 🚑💛

05/29/2026

We are so pleased to welcome our newest team member Jordan to Autauga 911. We are working hard to continue building a strong team to help serve and protect in our community, and we know she’s going to be a great addition to the team!

05/25/2026

Today we remember those who laid down their lives serving to protect ours. We could never thank you enough. ❤️🤍💙

05/21/2026

🎓 To the Autauga County Seniors: You did it! 🙌

After years of homework, alarms you ignored, group projects, early mornings, and hearing “this will go on your permanent record” — you made it! 🎉

As you head into your next adventure, just remember: if you’re looking for a career that keeps you on your toes, lets you help people, and occasionally involves controlled chaos… keep Autauga 911 in mind. 😉📞🚔

Congratulations, Class of 2026! We can’t wait to see all the amazing things you accomplish. Go make your mark on the world — preferably without needing us on speed dial. ❤️🚨

05/16/2026

The third Saturday of May is set aside as Armed Forces Day since August 31, 1949 (first celebration the next year on May 20, 1950). On Memorial Day we remember the brave men and women who gave their lives for our country and on Veterans Day we honor the ones who fought and came home, but today on Armed Forces Day we want to honor the ones who are out there right now - serving all over the world helping keep our country safe.

This holiday is only an observance, not a federal holiday. The date was chosen by then Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson who wanted a day with weather warm enough for people to get outside to celebrate but not interfere with summer vacation travel, and also not overlapping with other commemoration days that would cause it to be overlooked. It is followed closely by Memorial Day, which falls on the last Monday in May.

As we go about our busy Saturday today, take a moment or several to think about our soldiers. Some are close to home and family, others are deployed far away, all following the noble call of duty to protect our country and people in the name of freedom. And if you see a soldier, tell them thank you and wish them safety.

Please join us on this Armed Forces Day 2026, a day we get to celebrate men and women in the US military currently serving. Memorial Day is around the corner, and it recognizes those who have lost their life in the line of duty. Those who have served in the past are celebrated on Veterans Day.

05/14/2026

🎉 Join us in wishing a very Happy Birthday to Shannan! 🎉

Shannan is an essential part of our team, and we’re so grateful for the dedication, leadership, and positivity she brings each day. Her hard work behind the scenes helps keep everything running smoothly, and it truly makes a difference.

We hope your day is filled with happiness, appreciation, and maybe a little time to celebrate YOU! 🥳

Help us show Shannan some love—drop a birthday wish in the comments below! 💬🎂

05/13/2026

As part of Law Enforcement Appreciation Week and EMS Appreciation Week, Autauga 911 dropped by the Autauga County Sheriff’s office and the Public Safety Building to say hello to some of our favorite first responders and bring them some goody bags we put together. Judging from those smiles, looks like they were a hit!

05/13/2026

First Baptist Church Prattville, Senior Adult Ministry came by and brought us some delicious treats yesterday! We greatly appreciate your support, love & prayers! ❤️

05/12/2026

National Police Week is when we make a special point to show appreciation for the law enforcement officers who work hard every day to keep our citizens safe. The first documented law enforcement death in the United States occurred in 1786 and since then over 24,000 members of law enforcement have died in the line of duty. On May 15th we will recognize National Peace Officers Memorial Day for those brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for their communities.

Autauga County 911 has the privilege of working with two excellent agencies, the Prattville Police Department and the Autauga County Sheriff’s Office. We would like to take this opportunity today to recognize these agencies for their commitment to our community. They work hard to train and educate themselves to give Prattville and Autauga County residents the best possible service.

Take the time this week to show your appreciation to our local officers. May 15th we will be wearing blue to show our support, but you can always offer a quick word of thanks, a friendly smile or wave. We hear they like donuts too 😉

Thank you Autauga County Sheriff's Office

Thank you Prattville Police Department

05/11/2026

During National Nurses Week, Autauga 911 would like to extend our deepest gratitude to the incredible nurses who serve our community with compassion, strength, and unwavering dedication. 💙🩺

Every day, nurses answer the call to care for others during some of life’s most difficult moments. Just like emergency responders and dispatchers, you remain calm under pressure, provide comfort in times of uncertainty, and make a lasting difference with every patient you touch.

From late nights and long shifts to the kindness and reassurance you give so freely — thank you for being the heart of healthcare and a vital part of public safety.

Your commitment does not go unnoticed, and we are proud to recognize and celebrate you this Nurses Week. 🌟