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Posted on: September 15, 2017

[ARCHIVED] QAC Telecommunicators of the Year

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On September 14, 2017 several Public Safety Dispatchers from Queen Anne’s County were honored with being named Telecommunicator of the year by the Maryland Emergency Numbers System Board. Queen Anne’s County Telecommunicators of the Year are C-Shift team members: Lieutenant Brian Willey, Lieutenant Kevin Carson, Public Safety Dispatcher Debra Shelton and Public Safety Dispatcher William McKercher.

Just after midnight on December 29, 2016, Queen Anne's County Sheriff's Deputy First Class Scott Hogan was injured by a shotgun blast after responding to a domestic call for service. Communications "C"-Shift was working that evening when they heard the Deputy call out "shots fired, officer down!". The crew took immediate action and demonstrated true professionalism and teamwork to ensure the injured Deputy received the resources necessary to manage his life threatening injuries.

The four Telecommunicators who make up this shift, consistently perform their duties utilizing an active team work approach, while displaying compassion and concern for others. Despite the stressful conditions, the actions of these Telecommunicators and the first responders on the scene that night resulted in a positive outcome for the injured Deputy.


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