911 Operators - ANSWER When faced with an emergency and
medical help is needed, you call the only
number you know to use, 911. On the
other end of the line, you will speak with
an operator to help you in your crisis
situation. The operator will help you
through the situation and guarantee you
receive the help you need.
911 operators (also known as
police, fire, and ambulance
dispatchers) work at emergency
communication centers. These
centers are often called Public
Safety Answering Points
(PSAPs). 911 operators take
information from callers and send
first responders, such as the
police, an ambulance, or a fire
truck, to the location of the caller.
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medical help is needed, you call the only
number you know to use, 911. On the
other end of the line, you will speak with
an operator to help you in your crisis
situation. The operator will help you
through the situation and guarantee you
receive the help you need.
911 operators (also known as
police, fire, and ambulance
dispatchers) work at emergency
communication centers. These
centers are often called Public
Safety Answering Points
(PSAPs). 911 operators take
information from callers and send
first responders, such as the
police, an ambulance, or a fire
truck, to the location of the caller.
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