National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week! April 10-16, 2022, is a time dedicated to celebrating and honoring the people helping others during some of the worst moments of their lives.  Emergency Telecommunicator/Training Officer McKenzie Maples was recognized as the Telecommunicator of the year.  She was nominated by her peers for her hard work and enthusiasm.  Activities were held throughout the week and even  various days included dressing up to represent several of the decades. 

Many of our partner Agencies and Organizations brought cards and snacks to show their appreciation for the hard work and commitment that we do.  We also delivered treat baskets to some of our neighboring agencies that we work with, to show our appreciation for them.   

The International Academy of Emergency  Dispatch has provided an avenue for Emergency Service Agencies to provide feedback relating to Medical and Law Enforcement Incidents. ​

​​If you have important Medical Information that 911 needs to know about and would like to have this information  attached to your address.  Please complete the form and return it to us.  All information is confidential in accordance with HIPPA and Medical Information Release Acts and is only used in the event of an emergency.

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Welcoming to the world a new baby girl! On April 1 Stacy Lake delivered a breech baby girl over the phone. This is the second baby Stacy has had the honor of delivering. She is being presented with a baby girl stork pin, certificate, and her name is now on the Baby Delivery Plaque two times. Congrats

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We have a well-deserved reputation of excellence in providing customer service to the Citizens of Barry County Missouri.​​

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Barry County Emergency Communications Center Operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week and is responsible for answering all 9-1-1 and non-emergency calls for the citizens of Barry County, Missouri, except the city of Monett.  Communications Center personnel also dispatch Police, Fire and Medical Services.

If you have a Storm Shelter on your property, notify us of the type and location.  This allows Emergency Services to find you faster.

Barry County Emergency Services E911 has successfully completed the intensive 20-step process to reaccredit as an Accredited Center of Excellence (ACE) with the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch® (IAED™). The center has once again achieved ACE status for its use of the Medical Priority Dispatch System™ (MPDS®). We are the 215th center in the world to attain Medical ACE in 2016. We are required to recertify every 3 years, and as of June 13th, 2022, we were granted our 3rd recertification in a row. This distinction places the center among the very highest-performing emergency dispatch agencies worldwide.  We are one of six Medical ACE's agencies on the State of Missouri.

ACE Accredited Agency in Emergency Medical Dispatching since 2016

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MISSION STATEMENT

To enhance the quality of life of every person in Barry County, Missouri, by receiving and processing 9-1-1 emergency calls and non-emergency calls and by dispatching Law Enforcement, Fire and Emergency Medical Services units, in a prompt, efficient, courteous and professional manner, to help save lives, protect property, and assist the public: making Barry County a safer Community in which to live, work and visit. 

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Congratulations to our very OWN Executive Director Mike Phillips.  He was given the 2022 Presidential Award this evening.  He was selected by his peers from the three statewide Missouri 911 Associations.  This is the highest honor given out in the industry.

What an honor to have him working for our center and the citizens of Barry County.