Casa Grande 911 Dispatchers

11/05/2026

Help us congratulate two of our own! 🎉

Please join us in congratulating Communications Supervisors Mary Sanders and Kareena Molozhaviy on completing the Center Manager Certification Program (CMCP) through NENA - National Emergency Number Association.

This accomplishment reflects their dedication to professional growth, continued learning, and developing the leadership skills needed to navigate the ever-changing world of public safety communications.

Strong leadership makes a difference, and we’re proud to have leaders who continually invest in themselves and our team.

Mary and Kareena, congratulations! We’re proud of you both and grateful to have you on our team!

11/03/2026

What a frightfully good time your 911 Dispatchers had in October with unpredictable weather and spook-tacular Halloween festivities! Here are the stats, if you dare to look! 👻🎃

3,121 = 911 Emergency Calls 🚓🚒🚑
5,929 = Non-Emergency 📱
43 = Text to 9-1-1 💬
9,093 = Total

11/01/2026

No Halloween shift is complete without a little backup! It was surely a busy night and our dispatchers were suited up and ready. Behind every call, there's a team of dedicated dispatchers working hard to keep our responders and community safe. We hope everyone enjoyed the rain and festivities! From headsets to costumes and back again, our crews are always on duty and ready to serve.

10/30/2026

👻 Safety Tips for Halloween 👻

🎃 Have kids stay in groups
🎃 Everyone should carry a flashlight
🎃 Cross the street carefully
🎃 Don't enter strangers' homes
🎃 Check children's candy before enjoying

Stay safe and have fun trick-or-treating. If you see something, say something! Call 520-421-8700 if you need to speak to a dispatcher or call 9-1-1 if there is an emergency. We can handle the scariest of situations! ☎

10/29/2026

🐈‍⬛ Happy National Cat Day! 🐈

Let's celebrate by spending time with your furry friend, donating to your local animal shelter, or considering adopting a cat in need.

Your furever friend could be waiting for you! To get more information please visit the Casa Grande Animal Care and Adoption Center:

📍 202 E 1st Ave
☎️ 520-426-9300
🌐 casagrandeaz.gov/296/adoptions

10/28/2026

We would also like to extend thanks to our fellow first responders! Your sacrifices do not go unnoticed. We are proud of the work you do and we appreciate the commitment to serving your community.

Happy National First Responders Day!

🚒🚔 Happy National First Responders Day! ❤️💙

Today, the Casa Grande Fire Department honors and thanks all first responders who dedicate themselves to protecting and serving our communities.

We are especially proud to serve alongside our partners at the Casa Grande Police Department . Together, we work every day to keep our community safe, respond when emergencies happen, and make a difference in the lives of those we serve.

To all firefighters, police officers, paramedics, EMTs, dispatchers, and first responders everywhere—thank you for your courage, commitment, and service!

10/13/2026

Our dispatchers will be there joining our other public safety professionals for the anti-crime festivities! Come out and enjoy the fun and weather.

Paul Mason from 5-8 PM

We’re still on for tonight! 🙌 Rain is expected to clear by 1 PM, ahead of Anti-Crime Night from 5–8 PM!

It’ll be the perfect evening to get outside with the family! We’ll have lots to check out, including K-9 demonstrations, raffle prizes, food trucks, and more!

📍 Paul Mason Sports Complex
🗓️ Tonight, October 13
⏰ 5–8 PM

See you tonight! 💛

10/06/2026

September brought us some monsoon storms and even cooler weather. Your 911 Dispatchers were here for it all. Here are the stats!!

2,974 = 911 Emergency Calls 🚓🚒🚑
6,300 = Non-Emergency 📱
62 = Text to 9-1-1 💬
9,336 = Total

09/11/2026

Today we commemorate the 25th anniversary of a day we will never forget. On this Patriot Day, take a moment to pay tribute to the lives lost and those impacted. This is a day for remembrance, honor, and unity.

08/12/2026

With school back in session after summer break, it’s a great time to refresh our back-to-school safety habits!

Help keep our students, families, and entire community safe by staying alert and aware of your surroundings. Pay close attention when driving or walking, especially around busy streets, school zones, and crosswalks.

Let’s all do our part to make getting to and from school safe for everyone.