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Emergency Communications
The Nash County Emergency Communications Center receives and dispatches calls for service for all fire, rescue, EMS and law enforcement agencies in Nash County which includes:
- Fifteen volunteer fire departments
- Four rescue departments, which also provide backup ambulance service to Nash County EMS
- Ten Nash County EMS Stations
- Nash County Sheriff’s Office
- Six municipal police departments for the towns of Bailey, Middlesex, Spring Hope, Nashville, Whitakers, and Sharpsburg
Employee Certifications
The Nash County Emergency Communications Center has 22 employees that are certified in the three National Academy of Emergency Dispatch Protocol Systems (NAED) which are emergency medical dispatch, emergency fire dispatch, and emergency police dispatch. These protocols standardize the call-taking process in addition to allowing for pre-arrival instructions to be provided to the caller over the phone while emergency responders are en-route.
Nash County Emergency Communications is one of the few 9-1-1 Centers in North Carolina that utilizes the three NAED Protocol Systems.
Contact Us
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Tony Cameron
Emergency Services Director
Location
Administration Building, 1st Floor
120 W Washington Street
Suite 1102
Nashville, NC 27856
Contact Information
Ph: 252-459-9805
Fx: 252-459-1647
Hours
Monday - Friday
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
- 9-1-1 Overview Brochure
- 9-1-1 General Information
- 9-1-1 Addressing Information
- North Carolina Chapter of the National Emergency Number Association (NCNENA)
- North Carolina Chapter of the Association of Public Safety Communications Officers (NCAPCO)
- National Emergency Number Association
- Association of Public Safety Communications Officers
- National Academy of Emergency Dispatch
- The Wireless Association
- North Carolina 9-1-1 Board
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