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Computer Crash Hamstrings New York City’s 911 System for Nearly Two Hours Monday, Forcing Dispatchers to Call Ambulances Via Radio

NY Daily News – November 04, 2014 by Todd Maisel, Joseph Stepansky, Tina Moore, Ginger Adams Otis New York City’s troubled, computerized 911 system crashed on Monday, forcing EMS operators to assign ambulances via radio. The 911 computer system, which automatically dispatches available ambulances to respond to medical calls across the five boroughs, stopped working […]

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Firefighters, Bronx Residents Saved from Carbon Monoxide Trap after Responding EMS Crew’s Meter Goes off in Building

NY Daily News – November 04, 2014 by Joseph Stepansky, Ginger Adams Otis Firefighters responding to a call for a sick person in the Bronx Monday night nearly got caught in a carbon monoxide trap — but an EMS crew coming behind them averted disaster. The firefighters were unaware they had walked into a building […]

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De Blasio Praises Ebola First Responders

Capital New York – October 29, 2014 by Sally Goldenberg Mayor Bill de Blasio on Tuesday personally thanked the emergency medical service workers who last week transported Dr. Craig Spencer, New York City’s only confirmed Ebola patient, from his West Harlem apartment to Bellevue Hospital where he remains in serious but stable condition. The mayor […]

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The Christian Regenhard Center for Emergency Response Studies, and The Academy for Critical Incident Analysis at John Jay College

9-1-1 Recordings – To Release or Withhold Journalistic, Legal, Public Safety, and Family Perspectives   Join distinguished panelists at this one-day event as they discuss the legal and moral controversy over the release of 9-1-1 recordings and new technologies such as body cameras from high-profile crimes, accidents and terrorism incidents including 9/11, Columbine and Sandy Hook […]

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