Cass County Public Safety Communications

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Due to the current weather conditions, the sirens were not set off today!
06/19/2026

Due to the current weather conditions, the sirens were not set off today!

06/11/2026

As the storms push through Cass County, be advised we have several trees and power lines down! Be very cautious as you travel this morning until clean up is complete.

04/30/2026

The city of Atlantic is doing maintenance on 2 of their sirens this morning. The location's will be at 22nd & Chestnut and at Sunnyside Park. The technician will be manually testing these sirens and will activate them for a short time. If you hear a siren in these areas there will be no need for concern. Thank you and have a great day!

The Dispatchers are being well fed this week! A BIG Thank you to Jake Karns and Molly Denney for the Meat and Cheese tra...
04/15/2026

The Dispatchers are being well fed this week! A BIG Thank you to Jake Karns and Molly Denney for the Meat and Cheese trays and to Shawn Macha for dropping off homemade Cinnamon Rolls this morning! Thank you for always thinking of us!!

Thank you to Chief Deputy Walton and his family for stopping by and dropping off all these goodies for Telecommunication...
04/14/2026

Thank you to Chief Deputy Walton and his family for stopping by and dropping off all these goodies for Telecommunications Week! We appreciate you thinking of us!

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04/13/2026

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Thank you to the Atlantic Police Department for dropping off ALL the goodies for the crew this week! We appreciate you t...
04/13/2026

Thank you to the Atlantic Police Department for dropping off ALL the goodies for the crew this week! We appreciate you thinking of us 💛

Behind every call, every emergency, and every moment of uncertainty, sits a Public Safety Dispatcher, ready to be the ca...
04/12/2026

Behind every call, every emergency, and every moment of uncertainty, sits a Public Safety Dispatcher, ready to be the calm in your chaos.

During National Telecommunications Week, we recognize the unseen heroes of Public Safety. The dispatchers who answer the call, no matter the hour. The ones who stay calm when everything else feels chaotic. The voices that guide, reassure, and coordinate help when it’s needed most.

They are the FIRST First Responder. They gather critical information, coordinate and send resources, and often provide the lifeline between good and evil, until help arrives. They carry the weight of every call from the moment it begins to long after it is over, yet continue to show up unselfishly with professionalism, compassion, determination and mental strength.

To My Crew: Your strength in the toughest moments, your calm in the chaos, and your unwavering commitment to this community does not go unnoticed. Thank you for your dedication, your resilience, and your commitment to serving others.You are the steady voice people depend on when everything else feels uncertain, and I’m grateful for the difference you make every day!

Cass County is extremely fortunate to have over 100 years of experience sitting in our chairs.

Thank you to :

Chris Droll - 29 Years
Jennifer Holaday - 26 Years
Kate Krause - 11 Years
Scot Olson - 9 Years Cass County ( 15 Years at Iowa State Patrol )
Isaih Wilson - 2 Years
Kyla Mittan - 2 Years

Happy Telecommunicators Week!

Bobbi

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705 Poplar Street
Atlantic, IA
50022

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+17122432204

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