Welcome to the North Carolina NENA Web Site!   On behalf of our entire membership and chapter Officers, we hope you enjoy your visit and find interesting information here relating to emergency communications and 9-1-1 in our state and the Nation.

Join Us for our Next Chapter Meeting!

July 25th at 10am
Person County Office Building Auditorium
304 South Morgan Street
Roxboro, NC 27573

Attention Vendors:
Want to be a part of our 2008 NC APCO/NENA Joint State Conference? 
Let us know!

2008 ANNUAL CONFERENCE
“CALL FOR PAPERS”
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The North Carolina Chapters of NENA and APCO are proud to host the 2008 NC NENA/APCO Annual Conference September 7 – 11, 2008. This conference is an educational and networking event for all public safety communications professionals. This Call for Papers invites NENA or APCO members, industry associates, business professionals and educators to submit a written presentation for development into an education program or workshop at the 2008 conference.  more->

For the general public visiting our site you can learn about 9-1-1 and it's history or our organization.   For our members and fellow telecommunicators you find out about upcoming training and meeting events, and current topics of interest that effect your work.

NC 9-1-1 Trivia:

Which county in North Carolina implemented the first Basic 9-1-1 system?
Which county offered Enhanced 9-1-1 service first?

See our Wireline 9-1-1 page for the answers!

What new with 9-1-1 Surcharge Legislation in North Carolina?
Check out our NC NENA/APCO Legislation page here...

Want to become an Emergency Number Professional?
A lot of activity is taking place regarding NC's ENP Program, and we want YOU to be a part of it!

Here's a quick run-down on what's taking place.....

Learn about TERT
Telecommunicator Emergency Response Taskforce
in North Carolina

Have you attended our annual conference?
Take our survey and tell us your thoughts and opinion !

If you work with a communications center in the state, check out the Comm Centers in NC page to verify your centers information..

Staff at the North Carolina Wireless 911 Board has recently created a table indicating what Local Government authorities are responsible for 911 PSAPs that receive and process wireless 911 calls (Primary PSAPs).  That table has been posted to the Wireless Board website at http://www.ncwireless911.org/psaps.asp.  Choose the ‘PSAP Governing Authorities’ heading to view the table.  We want to ensure that the information in the table is correct, so we are asking PSAP administrative staff members knowledgeable about that information to review the table for accuracy.  If you find an error regarding your PSAP, please click on the link in the introductory paragraph of the document to open an email feedback window, and send us your correction.  The Wireless Board staff wants to thank both the NCAPCO and NCNENA chapters for posting this request on their web pages in an effort to reach as many people as possible with this message.

Did you Know. . . ?
That 52 of the 100 counties in North Carolina operate
completely consolidated communication centers?

Our state newsletter "PSAP News" is now available online here !

We are interested in hearing your comments on our site and/or our organization.  Please let us hear from you if you have questions.

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