Supervisors declare April 14-20 as “Public Safety Week” 

The San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors today will issue a resolution proclaiming April 14-20 as “SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY NATIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TELECOMMUNICATIONS WEEK.”

This resolution recognizes the important and vital work performed by public safety dispatchers in the Sheriff’s Office and County Fire. On average, Sheriff’s Dispatchers answer 3,055 9-1-1 calls a month. County Fire Dispatchers field an average of 213 calls a month. Sheriff Ian Parkinson and County Fire Chief Robert Lewin will be attending along with dispatchers from each agency and Red E. Fox, the official 9-1-1 mascot. The resolution is scheduled to be presented at 9 AM.

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