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Euless proclaims April 12–18, 2026 as Public Safety Telecommunicators Week
Summary
Councilmember Price read a proclamation honoring telecommunicators and Mayor Pro Tem Tim Stennifer signed the document; police and dispatch staff were invited forward to receive the proclamation.
The Euless City Council issued a proclamation recognizing April 12–18, 2026, as National Public Safety Telecommunications Week in Euless and thanked the city’s dispatchers for their role supporting first responders.
Councilmember Price read the proclamation text noting the role of telecommunicators in “the protection of life and property” and that dispatchers are the vital link for police, firefighters and paramedics. The proclamation text lists Mayor Pro Tem Tim Stennifer as the signatory.
Police Chief Gary Landers introduced the dispatch staff who were present and thanked them for their calm professionalism. As part of the remarks he named the dispatchers present and said the council and staff were grateful for their work.
The proclamation was presented as a ceremonial item; no council action beyond the presentation was required.
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