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Accepting Applications for Public Safety Communication Officer I (9-1-1 Call Taker)

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Leslie Devey and Terry Shaw receiving the IAED ACE award at IAED Navigator Conference 2016

VECC Picks Up an ACE in the Hole at Navigator

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Emergency? When to call—or text—9-1-1

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West Valley PD Commends VECC For Their Charitable Efforts

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Dispatchers surprise serial 911 caller with gift

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Collaboration Moves Utah Toward Next-Gen 911

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VECC’s IT Staff Recognized by Utah APCO For Accomplishments

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Navigator Conference Brought a Public Safety from Around the World

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Public Safety Agencies in Utah Team Up to Improve 9-1-1 Services

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VECC’s Lin Shaffer Wins APCO Technician of the Year

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When to Call 9-1-1

  • Save a life
  • Stop a crime
  • Report a fire

Tips For Calling 911

  • Contact 9-1-1 if there is a threat to loss of life or property
  • Know the address and city of your emergency
  • Know your phone number
  • Know the type of emergency
  • Stay calm and answer all of the operator's questions
Salt Lake Valley Emergency Communications Center
For all emergencies, dial 911.

Dial 801-840-4000 for all non-emergency police and fire requests.

VECC administration can be reached during business hours at (801) 840-4100.

Address: 5360 South Ridge Village Drive, West Valley City, UT 84118-4100

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