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Board proclaims National Public Safety Telecommunicator Week for Mills County
Summary
Supervisors approved a proclamation recognizing the second week in April as National Public Safety Telecommunicator Week in Mills County and agreed to post the resolution with minutes and on the county website.
The board approved a proclamation recognizing the second week in April as National Public Safety Telecommunicator Week, honoring Mills County telecommunicators and noting the emotional and mental-health challenges the job can pose.
A board member read the proclamation text, which emphasized the role telecommunicators play as the "steady, calm, and unwavering voice" during emergencies and encouraged residents to acknowledge their work. The board voted to include the proclamation in the minutes and to post it on the county website.
"The second week in April is a special week for 911 telecommunicators here in Mills County," the speaker read, then the board approved the proclamation by motion and second.
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