11/09/2023
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11/08/2023
We understand that accidents happen. Just stay on the line so we can confirm that you don't have an emergency.
11/08/2023
November is recognized as Native American Heritage Month. This month is a time to honor and appreciate the rich cultures, traditions and contributions of Indigenous people to our country and community.
11/07/2023
Happy World Communication Week 2023!
In the first week of November, we celebrate communication in all its forms. Telecommunicators, also known as 9-1-1 Call-Takers and Dispatchers, rely on large satellites, cell towers, and phone systems in order to communicate with the public.
Telecommunicators have a unique communication style because while asking important questions, they must rely on their auditory skills to help keep first responders safe. When hired, they take a hearing test because, in an emergency, they won’t be able to pick up on anything visual, like facial cues or physical warning signs. Simply hearing a smoke alarm, tires squealing, or someone crying in the background can provide important clues for first responders.
If you call 911, remember to stay on the line until the Calltaker says it’s okay to disconnect, they just might hear something that could save your life.
11/07/2023
We’re at the DFW Regional 911 Career Fair today until 3:00 p.m. ! Come and see us!
600 Six Flags Dr (Centerpoint III)
Suite 226 (Second Floor)
Arlington TX 76011
11/06/2023
Are you looking for a career change? If so, look for our recruiter at the DFW Regional 911 Career Fair tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
600 Six Flags Dr (Centerpoint III)
Suite 226 (Second Floor)
Arlington TX 76011
11/06/2023
11/05/2023
How does Smart911 work?
1. Fill out a free profile on Smart911.com
2. Provide as much or as little information as you want us to have.
*Medication, medical conditions, pets, vehicles, phone numbers
3. If you have an emergency and call 911 from a registered phone, the information is provided to us. (If you never call, we never see your information.)
It's that easy. Sign up for your free profile today!
11/03/2023
🎶We're gonna turn back time!🎶
Seriously, turn your clocks back one hour on Sunday, and don't forget to check the batteries in your smoke alarm!
11/02/2023
2003
In honor of the Texas Rangers winning the World Series, we're going back to 2003 when this amazing group of 911 telecommunicators won the Texas 911 Team Merit Award!
11/02/2023
Way to go, Rangers! World Series Champions!
THE TEXAS RANGERS ARE WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS!
11/01/2023
Come and see us from noon to 4 p.m. this Saturday, November 4th, for the Plano Safety Fair & Touch-A-Truck event!
Join us at Plano Flags of Honor for a day of family fun and community safety awareness! Our Plano Safety Fair & Touch-A-Truck event is happening on Nov. 4, during the Plano Flags of Honor week (Nov. 4-11). Starts at 12PM.
👷♂️👷♀️ Bring the whole family to explore emergency vehicles, construction equipment, and more up close! Kids of all ages can climb aboard, ask questions, and meet the heroes who keep our community safe.
We will be joined by Plano Texas Police Department, Plano Public Library, Plano Parks & Recreation, Plano 911, City of Plano, Texas Government
🚨 Plus, don't miss our safety demonstrations, where experts will share essential tips on fire safety, emergency preparedness, and more. It's a hands-on learning experience you won't want to miss!
11/01/2023
Oh Yeah! It's Outdoor Warning Siren Test Day!
It's Siren Testing Day in !
Don't be alarmed; it's just a routine Outdoor Warning Siren system check.
Learn how they work at https://youtu.be/_M3o2ZXR6dk and stay safe during severe weather.
11/01/2023
There is no better time to make a change! A career in 911 might be just what you are looking for. Can you be a ?
10/31/2023
One more reminder for some Trick or Treat Safety Tips:
Drivers:
Eliminate distractions – focus on the road and trick-or-treaters.
Slow down in residential neighborhoods and obey all traffic signs and signals.
Look for children crossing the street.
Turn your headlights on to make yourself more visible – even in the daylight.
Have a SAFE Halloween!
10/31/2023
Just a little Halloween Fun here at Plano 911!
10/31/2023
Teamwork!
10/31/2023
Happy birthday, Jen! We hope you have the best day ever!
10/31/2023
Happy Birthday, Susan! We hope your day is filled with all things fabulous! Enjoy your day!
10/30/2023
Cell Phones do not provide an EXACT location. If you aren't sure where you are, ask someone nearby or look for:
Street Names
Businesses
Intersections
Block Numbers
10/29/2023
Have you checked your smoke detector? Now is the time!
10/28/2023
Thank you, Plano Fire-Rescue and Plano Texas Police Department, for always answering the call. Police, Fire, & 911...what an incredible team!
Please take a moment to thank a first responder today!
10/27/2023
Happy Navy Day to all our U.S. service men and women! Everyone at Plano 911 would like to thank you for your many contributions and service to our community.
Here in Dispatch, we are fortunate to have Eric Lenox who has been with us since 2006.
Eric joined the service at 19 and was a Navy corpsman combat medic on the USS Comstock, and he served with Martine Unit 3rd LAR out of 29Palms CA. Eric was also deployed to Bosnia with Fleet Hospital 6 with joint NATO Command during the Bosnian and Persian Gulf Wars.
Once he left the Navy, he worked at a rehabilitation hospital helping wounded veterans and civilians.
Now Eric is a Shift Lead with Plano 911 and he continues to answer the call of public service and leadership.
Thank you for all you do Eric, we salute you!
10/27/2023
You can prevent accidental 911 calls. It just takes a second to lock your screen before placing your phone in your pocket, purse, briefcase, or bag.
10/27/2023
UPDATE: MISSING PERSON LOCATED
Mrs. Drake was located safe by police and is being reunited with her family. Thank you for all of your assistance in helping to locate her and get her home safe.
SILVER ALERT!
We need your help to find Anne Jacobsen Drake, 76 years old, who has been reported missing. Mrs. Drake is 5 feet 5-inches tall, has blond hair, blue eyes, and has a medium size build.
She suffers from Alzheimer's and gets easily confused. She left her house around 3:30 this afternoon in a 2017 silver Ford Explorer with a Texas license plate bearing MVX6316.
Mrs. Drake was last seen at her home in the 3100 block of Deep Valley Trail. She was last seen wearing a blue shirt, black pants, and black shoes.
If you have any information regarding Mrs. Drake or her whereabouts, please contact the Plano Police Department immediately by calling 9-1-1 or (972) 424-5678.
10/26/2023
Save the date!
Plano Safety Fair and Touch-A-Truck
Saturday, November 4th, Noon-4pm
Red Tail Pavillion
Make plans to come and see us!
10/26/2023
Use caution when visiting Plano parks.
10/25/2023
There are things you can do to make your 911 call go smoother.
*Know your location.
*Know your phone number.
*Answer all the questions (this doesn't delay help being sent).
*Fill out a free Smart911 profile.
www.smart911.com
10/24/2023
Mark your calendars!
Just a quick reminder...
The National Take-Back Initiative provides an opportunity for the public to surrender expired, unwanted or unused pharmaceutical controlled and uncontrolled substances and other over the counter medications for destruction. These drugs are a potential source of supply for illegal use and pose an unacceptable risk to public health and safety.
🚨Protect your privacy before arriving by either:
· Marking out names and addresses on the pill bottles
· Pouring medications into a disposable bag
⏰Prescription Drug Take Back Day:
Saturday, October 28, 2023 from 10 am to 2 pm
📍 Drive through drop-off sites:
· Clark High School, 523 West Spring Creek Parkway
· Plano East Senior High School, 3000 Los Rios Boulevard
· Plano Senior High School, 2200 Independence Parkway
· Plano West Senior High School, 601 West Parker Road
💊Tablets, capsules and solid forms of medicine are accepted.
💉Needles, syringes and inhalers are NOT accepted.
💻The link below provides instructions for the safe disposal of sharps and other medical waste:
https://www.plano.gov/831/Medical-Waste
❓Get more details about the Drug Take Back initiative.
https://www.dea.gov/takebackday
10/23/2023
Before enjoying the upcoming Halloween festivals and trick or treating, ensure your child's costume is safe.
Is the fabric fire retardant?
Does the mask have proper eye, nose, and mouth openings?
Can they walk easily in it?
Does the costume glow in the dark?
10/20/2023
Great job!
10/19/2023
Happy Birthday, Allison! We hope you have a great day!
10/19/2023
Happy 8th Work Anniversary, Brisa! Thank you for all you do for our department and the community! You Rock!
10/18/2023
As we approach the Halloween Season, we want to provide some tips to ensure a safe and fun way to enjoy Halloween. Today's tip: Use a buddy system. Make sure that each person in your group has a buddy and that they stay together.
Make your free Smart911 profile here: www.smart911.com
10/18/2023
Plano 911 will have representatives to answer questions about careers in our communications center at this event. So, what are you waiting for? Get registered!
Claim your spot now! Registration closes this Friday, so don't miss this opportunity.
The Plano Police Department will host its annual "Women in Law Enforcement" career event on Saturday, October 21, 2023, from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM at the Plano-Richardson Police Training Center (4912 14th Street, Plano, TX 75074).
Attendees will be offered an opportunity to actively participate in the following law enforcement activities:
• Participate in a realistic training exercise with the department’s “Shoot / Don’t Shoot” simulator
• Watch a live demonstration by the department’s Bomb Squad Unit
• Experience a presentation by the Small Unmanned Aerial Surveillance (Drone) Unit
• Ask a SVU detective questions about unique cases they’ve investigated and solved
• Explore the department’s SWAT vehicle
• Operate a speed enforcement laser device (traffic radar)
• And many more…
Attendees are encouraged to ask questions of department personnel and photo opportunities will be available at each of the various demonstrations and presentations.
Seating is limited, and you MUST register to attend - bit.ly/48wcZRE.
Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity.....sign up today!
Please share this with your friends and family members who might be interested in a law enforcement career.
10/17/2023
Help our responders be able to locate you in an emergency. Have the house numbers posted on your home, the fence in the alley, your mailbox, and the curb in front of your home. We want to ensure that they are able to locate you quickly.
If you live in an apartment, provide your building and apartment numbers.
10/16/2023
UPDATE: Ms. Barnes has been located safe!! Thank you for your assistance in help us locate her and return her home safely.
MISSING PERSON ALERT!
We need your help to find Nita Barnes, 65 years old, who has been reported missing. Ms. Barnes is 5 feet 5-inches tall, has sandy-blond hair, blue eyes, and weighs approximately 165 pounds.
She has been diagnosed with dementia and gets easily confused. She walked away from her home in the 2600 block of Preston Road this morning about 10:30 a.m.
Her last known location was at the intersection of West Parker Road and Ohio Drive. She was last seen wearing a magenta-colored blazer, light blue jeans, pink and white tennis-style shoes, and sunglasses.
If you have any information regarding Ms. Barnes or her whereabouts, please contact the Plano Police Department immediately by calling 9-1-1 or (972) 424-5678.
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#WorldCommunicationWeek
Happy World Communication Week 2023! In the first week of November, we celebrate communication in all its forms. Telecommunicators, also known as 9-1-1 Call-Takers and Dispatchers, rely on large satellites, cell towers, and phone systems in order to communicate with the public. Telecommunicators have a unique communication style because while asking important questions, they must rely on their auditory skills to help keep first responders safe. When hired, they take a hearing test because, in an emergency, they won’t be able to pick up on anything visual, like facial cues or physical warning signs. Simply hearing a smoke alarm, tires squealing, or someone crying in the background can provide important clues for first responders. If you call 911, remember to stay on the line until the Calltaker says it’s okay to disconnect, they just might hear something that could save your life.
Plano Rotary Club Touch-A-Truck Safety Fair
Ring of Fire Solar Eclipse Tips
Are you ready for some Solar Eclipse Tips? When: Today, Saturday 10/14/2023 10:25am - Annular Eclipse Begins 11:55am - Maximum Annular Eclipse 1:30pm - Annular Eclipse Ends What’s an Annular Solar Eclipse? Annular Eclipses happen when the Moon passes between the Sun and Earth. According to NASA, the Moon is farther away from Earth, so it will appear smaller than the Sun and will not completely cover the star. This creates a ‘ring of fire’ effect in the sky. Tips for the Eclipse: - Sunglasses and Binoculars do NOT provide sufficient eye protection - Do NOT look directly at the sun unless you have special filters or solar glasses to protect your eyes. Solar Eclipse filters will have a special rating of ISO 12312-2. - Do NOT look directly at the eclipse through a camera (including a smartphone) or telescope without a specialty solar filter. - Make sure your kids use their protective eyewear and not look directly at the sun. - If you’re out driving, pull over safely before putting on your solar glasses and viewing the eclipse Remember, there is NO time during an eclipse when it is safe to look directly at the sun without protective equipment. #RingOfFire #SolarEclipseSafety
Ring of Fire Solar Eclipse Tips
Are you ready for some Solar Eclipse Tips? When: Today, Saturday 10/14/2023 10:25am - Annular Eclipse Begins 11:55am - Maximum Annular Eclipse 1:30pm - Annular Eclipse Ends What’s an Annular Solar Eclipse? Annular Eclipses happen when the Moon passes between the Sun and Earth. According to NASA, the Moon is farther away from Earth, so it will appear smaller than the Sun and will not completely cover the star. This creates a ‘ring of fire’ effect in the sky. Tips for the Eclipse: - Sunglasses and Binoculars do NOT provide sufficient eye protection - Do NOT look directly at the sun unless you have special filters or solar glasses to protect your eyes. Solar Eclipse filters will have a special rating of ISO 12312-2. - Do NOT look directly at the eclipse through a camera (including a smartphone) or telescope without a specialty solar filter. - Make sure your kids use their protective eyewear and not look directly at the sun. - If you’re out driving, pull over safely before putting on your solar glasses and viewing the eclipse Remember, there is NO time during an eclipse when it is safe to look directly at the sun without protective equipment. #RingOfFire #SolarEclipseSafety
Ring of Fire Solar Eclipse Tips
Are you ready for some Solar Eclipse Tips? When: Today, Saturday 10/14/2023 10:25am - Annular Eclipse Begins 11:55am - Maximum Annular Eclipse 1:30pm - Annular Eclipse Ends What’s an Annular Solar Eclipse? Annular Eclipses happen when the Moon passes between the Sun and Earth. According to NASA, the Moon is farther away from Earth, so it will appear smaller than the Sun and will not completely cover the star. This creates a ‘ring of fire’ effect in the sky. Tips for the Eclipse: - Sunglasses and Binoculars do NOT provide sufficient eye protection - Do NOT look directly at the sun unless you have special filters or solar glasses to protect your eyes. Solar Eclipse filters will have a special rating of ISO 12312-2. - Do NOT look directly at the eclipse through a camera (including a smartphone) or telescope without a specialty solar filter. - Make sure your kids use their protective eyewear and not look directly at the sun. - If you’re out driving, pull over safely before putting on your solar glasses and viewing the eclipse Remember, there is NO time during an eclipse when it is safe to look directly at the sun without protective equipment. #RingOfFire #SolarEclipseSafety
Ring of Fire Solar Eclipse Tips
Are you ready for some Solar Eclipse Tips? When: Tomorrow, Saturday 10/14/2023 10:25am - Annular Eclipse Begins 11:55am - Maximum Annular Eclipse 1:30pm - Annular Eclipse Ends What’s an Annular Solar Eclipse? Annular Eclipses happen when the Moon passes between the Sun and Earth. According to NASA, the Moon is farther away from Earth, so it will appear smaller than the Sun and will not completely cover the star. This creates a ‘ring of fire’ effect in the sky. Tips for the Eclipse: - Sunglasses and Binoculars do NOT provide sufficient eye protection - Do NOT look directly at the sun unless you have special filters or solar glasses to protect your eyes. Solar Eclipse filters will have a special rating of ISO 12312-2. - Do NOT look directly at the eclipse through a camera (including a smartphone) or telescope without a specialty solar filter. - Make sure your kids use their protective eyewear and not look directly at the sun. - If you’re out driving, pull over safely before putting on your solar glasses and viewing the eclipse Remember, there is NO time during an eclipse when it is safe to look directly at the sun without protective equipment. #RingOfFire #SolarEclipseSafety
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Our fabulous crew, would love to see you at Plano Balloon Festival!
Weekend Traffic Alert
Weekend Traffic Alert!🚗🚌🚓🛻🚑🚙🚒 It's a busy weekend in Plano, and it begins on Thursday! Thursday, 5:00p to 9:30p Plano Balloon Festival Plano vs. Plano East JV Games at Clark Stadium Friday, Plano Balloon Festival 5:00p -10:00p Plano vs. Plano East Varsity Game(Kimbrough Stadium) Saturday, Plano Balloon Festival 7:00a-10:00p Plano East Homecoming Sunday, Plano Balloon Festival 7:00a-11:00a Plan for delays around the Spring Creek/75 area throughout the weekend. REMINDER: Parker Rd has a construction as well! Be patient! Pay attention to lane closures. Look out for officers directing traffic. Be prepared to take an alternate route. Be patient! Did we mention to be patient? #ThereWillBeTraffic #BePatient #PlanAhead #LookForAlternateRoutes
Accidental 911 Calls
Stay on the line, and verify there isn't an emergency. It's just that easy! To prevent those accidental 911 calls: Lock the screen of your phone. Don't give your phone to children to play with. #StopAccidental911Calls #StayOnTheLine
Pull to the Right for Sirens & Lights
Emergencies happen every day. Our police officers, firefighters, and emergency medical try to get there as fast as possible. When you pull over, this allows them to easily navigate the traffic and get to the emergency quickly and safely. You would want them to do the same if it was YOUR emergency. Please, be courteous and pull the right! Plano Fire-Rescue Plano Texas Police Department #PullToTheRightForSirensAndLights #MoveOver
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In honor of National First Responders Day on October 28, Rice Middle School honored Plano Fire-Rescue, Plano Texas Police Department, and Plano 911. Nicely done!
Great info from our friends Plano 911!
In honor of First Responders' Day on September 11th, Officer Soto from Plano PD accepted thank you cards written by Memorial Elementary School - Bobcats students today. Students wrote cards for Plano Texas Police Department officers, Plano Fire-Rescue firefighters & paramedics, and Plano 911 Dispatchers.
Whether for fitness and relaxation, business or pleasure, Plano's extensive trail system provides a safe, convenient and fun form of transportation and recreation. Learn how the system has grown in its 50-year history and how it continues to serve people of all ages and abilities.
**STATUS UPDATE: Some trails may still have standing water from the recent rains--please be careful when crossing these areas, as they can be very slippery! For citywide park and trail maps, visit www.bikeplano.org
www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7oo917eurs&t=207s City of Plano, Texas Government Plano 911 Visit Plano Plano Public Library Plano Moms
**STATUS UPDATE: Some trails may still have standing water from the recent rains--please be careful when crossing these areas, as they can be very slippery! For citywide park and trail maps, visit www.bikeplano.org
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Water from the crested Rowlett Creek is rushing into the lake at Oak Point Park & Nature Preserve, as seen from this video taken earlier today. Please be extra cautious when walking on the concrete trails and try to avoid flooded areas like these in our parks until the water has receded. Thank you! City of Plano, Texas Government Plano 911
Dear park patrons and general adventurers: Please use extreme caution before entering areas or using facilities that remain affected by the wet conditions. Most parks generally remain open, but understand that many of Plano's parks are located within flood plains, and creeks are cresting. If you do go out, make sure you are properly attired and use extreme caution due to standing water and soft and slippery conditions.
Some wildlife have also been displaced, so snakes and other animals may be encountered. In addition, mowing or any work requiring large or heavy equipment on turf or in natural areas may be delayed due to wet conditions. City of Plano, Texas Government Plano 911
Some wildlife have also been displaced, so snakes and other animals may be encountered. In addition, mowing or any work requiring large or heavy equipment on turf or in natural areas may be delayed due to wet conditions. City of Plano, Texas Government Plano 911
With flooding and severe weather expected to continue this week, it's important to make sure your pets are prepared. Don't forget the furbabies when making your disaster plan and emergency kit! Plano 911 Plano Animal Shelter Plano Moms
Learn how emergency trail markers along the Chisholm Trail work as we talk to Susan Rodriguez from Plano 911, who's using the system to help first responders get to trail users in need.
I'm curious did your officers watch blm pull a gun on a man trying to go to work as they stopped traffic ? Or was it fake news ? Because I don't believe that story. Y'all are better then that so I'd like to know thank you.
April 11-17, 2021 is National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week. Shout out to our 911 call takers, dispatchers and staff at Plano 911. They are the calm voice that answers your emergency calls and gives us the information needed to do our jobs safely and efficiently. Leave a comment to show your support for Plano’s 911 telecommunicators!
If you need us, you call THEM.
This is National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week and we would like to take a moment to acknowledge and honor those who answer the phones and tell us where to go. Ours is a vital partnership and we are grateful for our Plano 911 Dispatchers!
This is National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week and we would like to take a moment to acknowledge and honor those who answer the phones and tell us where to go. Ours is a vital partnership and we are grateful for our Plano 911 Dispatchers!
This is going to "BEE" a fun one! We're partnering with Plano 911 in honor of 911 Operators today. Grab whatever art supplies you have at home and join us at noon CST today, right here at Plano Arts & Events on Facebook.
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