Public Safety Communications
Author:
Sgt. Clint NorredPublic Affairs Unit
Summary:
The Public Safety Communications Bureau support citizens, officers and firefighters.
Last Updated:
8/31/2010
We are the Voice of 9-1-1
The Public Safety Communications Bureau is comprised of highly trained and caring people who provide quality service. They support citizens, officers and firefighters by demonstrating compassion, a desire to serve, professional conduct, and comprehensive knowledge and ability. Their job requires the mental toughness and courage to face challenging situations. While others are in distress, they must suspend their emotions in order to be successful. To the dispatcher, being successful means saving lives or helping apprehend a criminal.
Emergencies: Dial 9-1-1
Non-Emergencies:
- Police 783-4421
- Fire 783-4461
When seconds count... count on the dispatcher.
| LuSandra Harris |
Communications Mgr |
(928) 373-5000, #6500 |
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| Kathy Collins |
Supervisor |
(928) 373-5000, #6500 |
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| Kim Harris |
Supervisor |
(928) 373-5000, #6500 |
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| Cecilia Corea |
Supervisor |
(928) 373-5000, #6500 |
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| Heather Pyeatt-Morris |
Supervisor |
(928) 373-5000, #6500 |
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Related Links
Please note that the following link(s) are not part of the City of Yuma official website.
Things To Know
- Updated Storm Related Information as of August 28th
The City of Yuma continues to assess and respond to damage as a result of Thursday night’s storm: temporary shelter at the North End Community Center, power outages, "Green Waste" drop-off location, trash collection and "helpful" numbers. Continued... 8/28/2010
- Updated Storm Related Information
Temporary shelter at the North End Community Center, continued travel advisories, how to report damage & a new drop-off location for "Green Waste" Continued... 8/27/2010
- August 26th Storm UPDATE
Storm-related calls for service ranged from business & residential structural damages, flooding, downed trees, downed power lines, power outages, stalled vehicles and numerous alarm calls. Continued... 8/27/2010
- August 26th Storm: Street Closures and Information
Power lines and poles damaged, significant roadway closures and other issues and the North End Community Center is open for evacuees. Continued... 8/27/2010
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Featured Items
- T.A.G.S.
More than 2,800 reports of graffiti have been received in the last year and it's costing the city $200,000 to clean things up. The Anti-Graffiti Strategy's goal is the overall reduction and fast-as-possible removal of graffiti within the city limits. Continued...
- On-Line Crime Reporting
Quickly and easily report minor crimes that have occurred within the City of Yuma. Continued...
- Accident Reports
Motor vehicle accident reports, written by Yuma Police Department, are available for purchase on-line. Continued...
- Citizen Watch
With your help, the Yuma Police Department can identify, capture and arrest the people responsible for these crimes. Continued...
