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🎉 Celebrating 9 years of EPRCC and all the people we’ve had the honor of welcoming through our doors and into our halls ...
10/04/2026

🎉 Celebrating 9 years of EPRCC and all the people we’ve had the honor of welcoming through our doors and into our halls along the way.
We’re grateful for the visitors, classes, public safety professionals, and incredible partners we have the opportunity to serve, support, and collaborate with each day.
Here’s to 9 years of partnership, service, and community. ❤️

Yep.
09/02/2026

Yep.

The National 9-1-1 Program describes CAD as a system for capturing and sharing critical incident information.

They're right.

It is also, occasionally, an unexpected leadership coach.

Because nothing builds patience, teamwork, adaptability, and emotional regulation quite like CAD deciding it needs a minute...right when everyone else doesn't.

Dispatchers know the drill.
You click.
Nothing happens.
You click again.
Now you've accidentally opened it twice.
Someone asks if CAD is acting up.
Everyone already knows the answer.

The room doesn't stop just because the system does.

Calls still have to be answered. Units still need information. Priorities still change by the second.

So dispatchers do what dispatchers always do.
They adapt.
They communicate.
They troubleshoot.
They keep the work moving while silently hoping the loading wheel disappears before anyone says, "Have you tried refreshing it?"

There is probably a lesson about resilience hidden in all of this.
Most dispatchers would settle for CAD co-operating instead.

👇 Tell us the truth...what's the first thing your center says when CAD starts acting up?

🚨 WE’RE HIRING: PUBLIC SAFETY COORDINATOR 🚨Know 9-1-1? Love training people? Great at building relationships? A little t...
09/02/2026

🚨 WE’RE HIRING: PUBLIC SAFETY COORDINATOR 🚨

Know 9-1-1? Love training people? Great at building relationships? A little techy and passionate about public safety? We should talk.

The El Paso County 911 District is looking for our next Public Safety Coordinator — a unique role combining 9-1-1, training, technology, community outreach, and regional partnerships.

🎧 Train and support Public Safety Telecommunicators
🤝 Connect with public safety agencies across our region
🖥️ Work with 9-1-1, CAD, GIS, and public safety technology
📚 Coordinate training and continuing education
📣 Support community outreach and 9-1-1 education

We’re looking for someone who knows public safety, enjoys teaching and connecting with people, and is ready to make an impact beyond the headset.

And did we mention? We’re proud to be a Great Place to Work Certified™ organization!

📍 El Paso, Texas
🌐 www.elpaso911.org/employment

Come do work that matters — with people who care about the people doing it.

The El Paso County 911 District is currently hiring for the position of the Public Safety Coordinator. Please follow this linked job description and…

We are honored to support BorderRAC Honoring the 23 event. By learning Stop the Bleed® or donating blood, you can help e...
07/20/2026

We are honored to support BorderRAC Honoring the 23 event. By learning Stop the Bleed® or donating blood, you can help ensure our community is ready when every second counts. ❤️🩸

❤️ Honor the past. Prepare for the future.
Join us as we remember the 23 lives lost by learning a skill that could save a life and helping ensure blood is available when it's needed most.
🩸 FREE Stop the Bleed® Training
❤️ Community Blood Drive
📅 July 25, 2026

El Paso 9-1-1 Q3 Training Schedule is now live! 🗓️Boost your skills with our Region 4 training offerings:AHA CPR — July ...
06/14/2026

El Paso 9-1-1 Q3 Training Schedule is now live! 🗓️
Boost your skills with our Region 4 training offerings:
AHA CPR — July 13-14, 2026
CAD Essentials — July 21–22, 2026
Vesta End-User Training — August 11, 2026
APCO's Bullying & Negativity in the Comm Ctr— August 12, 2026
NENA's Reset, Refuel, Restore Your Purpose in 9-1-1 — August 26, 2026
The Public Safety Group: Dealing with Difficult Callers — September 28, 2026
Space is limited and priority is given to Region 4 agencies
Sign up at our website: https://www.elpaso911.org/training-calendar

Pleasure to have Leslie Whitham investing in the El Paso Region via NENA - National Emergency Number Association
04/20/2026

Pleasure to have Leslie Whitham investing in the El Paso Region via NENA - National Emergency Number Association

It’s National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week! We are celebrating the “calm voice in the dark night” that serves ou...
04/12/2026

It’s National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week! We are celebrating the “calm voice in the dark night” that serves our El Paso community 24/7.
To the telecommunicators at every PSAP and ECC: You are the heartbeat of emergency services and the critical link that keeps our first responders and citizens safe.
We see you, we appreciate you, and we are so proud of the work you do.

Celebrating the incredible team behind the El Paso 911 District. 🚨Employee Appreciation Day was filled with great food, ...
03/06/2026

Celebrating the incredible team behind the El Paso 911 District. 🚨
Employee Appreciation Day was filled with great food, friendly competition, and a little pickleball fun! 🏓
Thank you to our dedicated team who work every day to support emergency communications and keep our community connected when it matters most. We appreciate everything you do.

Today we celebrated the retirement of Alejandro “Alex” Medina after more than 14 years of dedicated service to the El Pa...
01/16/2026

Today we celebrated the retirement of Alejandro “Alex” Medina after more than 14 years of dedicated service to the El Paso County 911 District and our community. From multiple roles to lasting relationships across the region, Alex’s professionalism, expertise, and commitment to public safety have made a true impact. While we’ll miss his leadership and friendship, we’re grateful for the legacy he leaves behind. Thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate Alex and wish him well in his next chapter.

Please join us in congratulating Alejandro “Alex” Medina, Customer Support Manager, as he concludes more than 14 years o...
01/13/2026

Please join us in congratulating Alejandro “Alex” Medina, Customer Support Manager, as he concludes more than 14 years of dedicated service to the El Paso County 911 District, our stakeholders, and the citizens of El Paso County.

Throughout his career, Alex has served the District in several roles, consistently demonstrating professionalism, technical expertise, and a strong commitment to public safety. His work has supported not only our internal teams, but also the many agencies, partners, and jurisdictions that rely on the District every day. Alex’s contributions have had a lasting impact on our operations and on the relationships we have built across the region.
If you know Alex and want to join in person, please send us a DM, his last day of Friday!

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6055 Threadgill Avenue
El Paso, TX
79924

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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