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National Public Safety Telecommunications Week

Julieanna Jackson by Julieanna Jackson
April 14, 2021
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April 11-1, 2021, celebrates National Public Safety Telecommunications Week, which honors the telecommunications personnel in the public safety community. Without these diligent civilians and workers our counties and homes would not be as safe and protected. They show up when everyone else is leaving and hope their best is enough for you and the city. Let us all celebrate and show our gratitude to these officials.

They are the first to take the call, yet the last to know the outcome. They dedicate their lives to being the calm voice on the other end of the line. They have mastered the “working lunch”. They know the real definition of a “bad” day.

Angie Everett Walker, full time dispatcher of 18 years, of Mendenhall says, “It is a privilege to work with some of the best dispatchers around. I am proud to be apart of the Sheriff’s Office, it is easy to do a great job when you have a good Sheriff and good Deputies leading the way.” Thank you Angie for your continued service throughout these years.

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Here is a statement from Paul Mullins, Simpson County Sheriff, Mullins says, “I would like to recognize our dispatchers here in Simpson County for a job well done. We as a county are privileged to have such dedicated people answering the calls for service and helping to protect life and property. Thank you for all you do.” Thank you so much Paul for your continuous service to protecting our county day in and day out.

Here is a list of full time dispatchers:

Angie Walker-Supervisor/TAC

Brandi Mitchell

Crystal Scarborough- Assistant TAC

Sharon Fewell

Felicia Hamilton

Justin Hurtt

Skyla Morrow

Minda Smith

Josh Lafeur

Lauren Welch

Part time Dispatchers:

Casey Brown

Annette Turner

Miranda Langston

Tina Saranthus

Tiffany Rutland

Dereck Brown

Have you thanked a local public official yet? We encourage everyone to celebrate our telecommunications personal this week and furthermore! We here at MageeNews.com are so grateful for their patience, kind hearts, and diligence to keeping our county safe.

MageeNews.com is an online news source serving Simpson and surrounding counties as well as the State of Mississippi.

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