CECOM director Tammy Jo Wilkins announces Tombstone Marshall's office full-time transition

Cochise County is set to enhance its emergency response capabilities with the full-time transition of the Tombstone Marshall's office to the Cochise County Emergency Communications (CECOM) system. This significant move was highlighted during a recent government meeting featuring CECOM director Tammy Jo Wilkins, who expressed enthusiasm about the developments within the agency.

The integration of the Tombstone Marshall's office into CECOM is expected to streamline communication and improve coordination among emergency services in the region. This transition aims to bolster public safety and ensure that residents receive timely assistance during emergencies.

In addition to this key update, the meeting also featured discussions about ongoing initiatives at CECOM, emphasizing the agency's commitment to enhancing service delivery to the community. The collaboration between local law enforcement and emergency communications is a critical step toward ensuring that Cochise County remains prepared for any challenges that may arise.

As CECOM continues to evolve, residents can look forward to improved emergency response services that prioritize their safety and well-being. The full implementation of this transition is anticipated to take place in the coming weeks, marking a pivotal moment for public safety in Cochise County.