York County Department of Public Safety Communications

06/12/2026

This powerful tribute by, Voices for the Fallen, beautifully highlights the untold stories of 911 Telecommunicators. They are the first, first responders, working tirelessly behind the scenes. Their dedication doesn't always get the spotlight it deserves. We are immensely proud and grateful our and all 911 Heroes for their unwavering commitment to keeping us safe. Let's take a moment to recognize and thank these extraordinary individuals who are always there in our moments of need.

Voices for the Fallen presents “Still On the Line” — an emotional t...

06/10/2026

visits/facility tours offer an array of benefits for diverse groups and communities. From schools to senior communities, these visits can enhance understanding, safety, and even career prospects. Why Book a visit from us or a facility tour?
*Community Members learn the importance of knowing when and how to call 911, including what information to provide in emergencies.
*Engaging activities and role-playing help individuals understand emergency situations, making the learning process fun and memorable.
*Early exposure to safety education helps instill a sense of responsibility and awareness from a young age.
*Home school families can come together for these visits, fostering a sense of community and shared learning experiences.
*Seniors learn how to effectively communicate with 911 operators, which can be crucial in emergencies like falls or health crises.
*Understanding what to expect during a 911 call can help reduce anxiety and empower seniors to act decisively in emergencies.
*Groups can acquire essential life skills by learning about emergency response and communication.
*Visits encourage teamwork and leadership as participants practice handling emergency scenarios together.
*Career interested gain insight into the role of a 911 dispatcher, including the necessary skills and qualifications, which can aid in career decision-making.
* Libraries and community centers can host public safety education sessions to engage and educate community members of all ages.
*Across all groups, participants gain a better understanding of emergency services and public safety, which can lead to safer communities.
* Knowing how to respond in an emergency empowers individuals to act confidently and responsibly, potentially saving lives.

By booking a Public Safety Communications 911 Education visit, community members can equip themselves with the knowledge and skills necessary to handle emergencies effectively and explore potential career paths in public safety.
Use the QR Code to learn more and request a visit or facility tour!

06/09/2026

Here is another ! Role playing is one of the best ways to talk to kids about emergencies and calling 911, to help them to be ! Teaching them is empowering them to act quickly, calmly, and without fear, should they encounter a true emergency in which they need to make that call.

06/05/2026

If you know us, you know we love a good ! Today, we are so happy to be recognizing, Jordan, as our new "D" Shift Supervisor! As an amazing telecommunicator, Jordan, has been on the job for over 9 years and serving as assistant supervisor over the last two years. We are confident that she will continue to be great in her new role! Join us in sending her a BIG congrats!

06/02/2026

Teaching children how to call 911 is an essential skill that can make a crucial difference in emergencies. It's important to ensure they understand when and how to make the call. Over the next five Tuesdays, will feature "Teach Them Tuesday", which will give families five great activities that they can do to learn about emergency situations, and calling 911. Today's activity is 911 Simon Says!

05/22/2026

Here's a look at what we have been up to this May at PSC 911!

Behind the Call

05/20/2026

How can your smartwatch be your safety companion in emergencies? Whether you're an adventurer, a senior, or someone who values peace of mind, these lifesaving technologies are revolutionizing personal safety. Watch now to learn more!

05/16/2026

We are thankful to Bethel SC Volunteer Fire Department for hosting their 🔥 prevention community event today! Any time we can get out into York County to talk to its families about being to call 911, is time well spent! Thank you Spencer and Ruth for representing .

05/16/2026

Come out to Bethel SC Volunteer Fire Department today from
11am to 3pm to see Ruth and Spencer. We have our prize drop game and 911 simulator ready for the kiddos as well as information for parents. It’s a great opportunity to learn about 🔥 prevention as well!