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EPISODE · Apr 9, 2026 · 33 MIN

Inside Hardin County's E-911 Dispatch Center — What Happens When You Call 911

from Hardin County In Focus with Hardin Local & Hardin County Government · host Hardin Local

When you dial 911 in Hardin County, you don't reach the police — you reach an independent, civilian-run dispatch center that handles every emergency call in the county. In this episode, E-911 Supervisors Michelle Bowen and Tyler Heiser take us inside the restricted-access center for a look at how it all works.Topics covered: how E-911 differs from police dispatch, the agencies they serve (Sheriff, Radcliff PD, Vine Grove PD, EMS, 13 fire departments, and more), the new 10-8 Systems cloud-based CAD connecting multiple agencies in real time, restricted building access and NCIC security, 24/7 shift operations, dispatcher training, Tyler's dual role as E-911 supervisor and Upton Fire Chief, hiring and how to apply, and the PulsePoint app status update.Next week (April 12-18) is National Public Safety Telecommunicator Week.Chapter Timestamps:0:00 - Hardin Local Soundtrack0:59 - Reacting to the New Theme Song2:16 - Welcome & Guest Introductions2:54 - County Announcements (Brian Walker)5:21 - What Is E-911?10:16 - What "Enhanced 911" Actually Means11:28 - New Cloud-Based CAD System (10-8 Systems)13:09 - Audience Q&A: PulsePoint App14:25 - Inside the Center: Security & Restricted Access16:10 - Dispatcher Training & Certification17:29 - The Purple Alien Spaceship Call18:09 - Tyler's Dual Role: E-911 Supervisor + Fire Chief20:25 - The Unsung First Responder21:37 - What Kind of Person Becomes a Dispatcher?23:42 - E-911 Is Hiring — How to Apply26:51 - How to Reach E-911 & Wrap-Up30:36 - Closing & Next Episode PreviewRESOURCES:Non-emergency line: 270-737-5669Jobs: HardinCountyKY.govE-911 info: HardinCountyKY.gov/309/E911-Dispatch-CenterPulsePoint app: Currently being reconnected after new CAD system upgradeCONNECT:Facebook: https://facebook.com/HardinLocalInstagram: https://instagram.com/HardinLocalTikTok: https://tiktok.com/@HardinLocalWebsite: https://hardinlocal.comHardin Local with Hardin County Government is a monthly series connecting residents directly with the departments and people who serve Hardin County, Kentucky. New episodes on the first week of each month.

When you dial 911 in Hardin County, you don't reach the police — you reach an independent, civilian-run dispatch center that handles every emergency call in the county. In this episode, E-911 Supervisors Michelle Bowen and Tyler Heiser take us inside the restricted-access center for a look at how it all works.Topics covered: how E-911 differs from police dispatch, the agencies they serve (Sheriff, Radcliff PD, Vine Grove PD, EMS, 13 fire departments, and more), the new 10-8 Systems cloud-based CAD connecting multiple agencies in real time, restricted building access and NCIC security, 24/7 shift operations, dispatcher training, Tyler's dual role as E-911 supervisor and Upton Fire Chief, hiring and how to apply, and the PulsePoint app status update.Next week (April 12-18) is National Public Safety Telecommunicator Week.Chapter Timestamps:0:00 - Hardin Local Soundtrack0:59 - Reacting to the New Theme Song2:16 - Welcome & Guest Introductions2:54 - County Announcements (Brian Walker)5:21 - What Is E-911?10:16 - What "Enhanced 911" Actually Means11:28 - New Cloud-Based CAD System (10-8 Systems)13:09 - Audience Q&A: PulsePoint App14:25 - Inside the Center: Security & Restricted Access16:10 - Dispatcher Training & Certification17:29 - The Purple Alien Spaceship Call18:09 - Tyler's Dual Role: E-911 Supervisor + Fire Chief20:25 - The Unsung First Responder21:37 - What Kind of Person Becomes a Dispatcher?23:42 - E-911 Is Hiring — How to Apply26:51 - How to Reach E-911 & Wrap-Up30:36 - Closing & Next Episode PreviewRESOURCES:Non-emergency line: 270-737-5669Jobs: HardinCountyKY.govE-911 info: HardinCountyKY.gov/309/E911-Dispatch-CenterPulsePoint app: Currently being reconnected after new CAD system upgradeCONNECT:Facebook: https://facebook.com/HardinLocalInstagram: https://instagram.com/HardinLocalTikTok: https://tiktok.com/@HardinLocalWebsite: https://hardinlocal.comHardin Local with Hardin County Government is a monthly series connecting residents directly with the departments and people who serve Hardin County, Kentucky. New episodes on the first week of each month.

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