A communications center with multiple computer workstations displaying maps, data panels, and information screens. One person sits at a desk with several monitors showing detailed maps and text. Another person stands nearby, wearing a dark shirt and light-colored pants, with an ID badge clipped at the waist. In the background, another individual stands near a large window and additional screens mounted on the wall, including one showing a traffic map. The room has a tiled ceiling, overhead lighting, and various papers and decorations posted around the workstation area.
Four individuals stand together in front of a large banner that reads 'Thank you!!! For being the unseen heroes!' The banner features two stylized American flag graphics with gold accents. The group is indoors with string lights hanging above. One person in the center holds a framed proclamation document. All four individuals are wearing matching embroidered shirts, except one who is wearing a white shirt. They are posed in front of a window.
Large operations center with multiple rows of workstations, each equipped with several computer monitors displaying maps, data, and color‑coded information. Several people are seated or standing throughout the room. At the front, two individuals stand near a lectern while six large wall‑mounted screens behind them display red slides with white text.
This week is National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week and it was great to meet with Frederick County’s 911 professionals, hear why they chose this work, and how they’re supported with mental health and stress resources. Public safety depends on their compassion and professionalism 24/7, 365.