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Houston County honors Cpl. Amanda Shell for 911 coordination during Warner Robins High School shooting
Summary
Sheriff Matt Moulton and Fire Chief Chris Stoner praised Cpl. Amanda Shell’s 911-center leadership during the August 12, 2026 shooting at Warner Robins High School; the board publicly recognized her and the 911 team for their crisis response.
Sheriff Matt Moulton and Fire Chief Chris Stoner asked the board to recognize Cpl. Amanda Shell for her roles coordinating radio and 911-center efforts during the August 12, 2026 shooting at Warner Robins High School. Moulton summarized the events of the day and highlighted Shell’s guidance to responding public-safety personnel and support for the 911 Center. Chief Stoner said having Shell “on the radio giving directions … was very reassuring” while he was working at a fire call that day.
Cpl. Shell thanked Sheriff Moulton and Chief Stoner and focused praise on the 911 Center team that supported the response. Chairman Perdue and the commissioners publicly thanked her for handling intense pressure and for recognizing the broader team effort.
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