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DeKalb County 911 wins triple-dispatch accreditation, one of 33 centers nationwide
Summary
Deputy Director Ingrid McNeely announced the county 911 center received a triple accreditation covering police, fire and medical dispatch, and said the center is one of 33 such certified centers in the United States.
Deputy Director Ingrid McNeely announced that DeKalb County 911 received triple accreditation as a center of excellence covering emergency police, fire and medical dispatch. "We did earlier this year receive our ... accreditation, which is a accredited center of excellence, to be triple certified," she said, adding the center is "only center number 33 in The United States to have that distinction."
McNeely credited staff for the achievement and framed it as part of broader investments in personnel and technology intended to improve service reliability. She said the recognition reflects training and operational standards across dispatch functions and thanked staff for their work.
