Baltimore County 911 im Vergleich zu CPCA Peer Support Nutzung und Statistiken
911 Center personnel are the first of the first responders, providing the vital first link in the chain of public safety when handling emergency calls for the Police and Fire Departments.
This app is for the employees of Baltimore County 911, their families, and the community they serve. This app contains information about the department. Baltimore County 911’s employees and their families will have access to a full range of wellness tools.
- Apple App Store
- Kostenlos
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The goal of this app is to help provide police chiefs who belong to the California Police Chiefs Association (CPCA) the opportunity to receive emotional and tangible support from current and retired police chiefs, during times of personal or professional crisis and to help anticipate and address potential difficulties. CPCA advocates to improve the law enforcement profession, promote public safety, and to bring forward the concerns of our municipal police departments in California. CPCA encourages the confidential use of this app, which is for police chiefs only. This app does not collect any personal information. We want to thank Cordico for sponsoring this app and further supporting the mission of the CPCA Executive Peer Support program.
- Apple App Store
- Kostenlos
- Bildung
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Baltimore County 911 VS. 
CPCA Peer SupportJanuar 1, 2025