Public Safety Communications

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Sgt. Clint NorredPublic Affairs Unit

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The Public Safety Communications Bureau support citizens, officers and firefighters.

Last Updated:

9/15/2010

We are the Voice of 9-1-1

Public Safety Communications logo The Public Safety Communications Bureau is comprised of highly trained and caring people who provide quality service. They support citizens, officers and firefighters by demonstrating compassion, a desire to serve, professional conduct, and comprehensive knowledge and ability. Their job requires the mental toughness and courage to face challenging situations. While others are in distress, they must suspend their emotions in order to be successful. To the dispatcher, being successful means saving lives or helping apprehend a criminal.

Emergencies: Dial 9-1-1

Non-Emergencies:

Police 783-4421
Fire 783-4461

When seconds count... count on the dispatcher.

Lt. Lisa Culp	Commander	(928) 373-4768	E-mail...
Kathy Collins	Supervisor	(928) 373-5000, #6500	E-mail...
Kim Harris	Supervisor	(928) 373-5000, #6500	E-mail...
Cecilia Corea	Supervisor	(928) 373-5000, #6500	E-mail...
Heather Pyeatt-Morris	Supervisor	(928) 373-5000, #6500	E-mail...

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Homicide - County 16th and Avenue 3 1/2 E: On Monday, May 13, 2013 at 11:42 p.m., Yuma Police officers responded to the area of County 16th and Avenue 3 1/2 E for a report of a deceased subject in the groves. Continued... 05/17/2013
Attempted Homicide - 8th Street and Avenue A: On Wednesday, May 15th, 2013 Officers responded to the YRMC ER reference a victim with gun shot wounds. Continued... 05/16/2013
Project Drive Safe!: This week's targeted roadway is 16th Street and the secondary roadway is undisclosed. Project Drive Safe! is a Public Awareness Campaign to encourage our community to drive safe. Continued... 05/16/2013
Update: Shooting - 100 Block S.10th Avenue: On Tuesday, May 14, 2013, at approximately 8:05 a.m., Yuma Police Officers responded to the 100 block S.10th Avenue in reference to shots fired. Continued... 05/16/2013

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Accident Reports: Motor vehicle accident reports, written by Yuma Police Department, are available for purchase on-line. Continued...
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