Research Posters

Impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on Customer Service for Non-Emergency Lines in a 911 Center

B. O’Neill, A. Burr, S. McCully, G. Ramirez, A. Russell, J. Serio

Apr 29, 2026|Research Posters

The integration of an artificial intelligence call-taking system to handle non-emergency calls will result in a statistically significant difference across key Public Safety Answering Point metrics, including operational efficiency, such as 911 hold times, staff workload, and citizen satisfaction with the service of an artificial intelligence agent for non-emergency calls.

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Behind the Frontlines: Addressing Mental Health and Staff Retention in the 911 Workforce

Jacob Bevans, Mary Bowman, Raylon Bryant, Mark Buck, Royanne Hammond, Jason Roeller, Katherine Wolf

Apr 28, 2026|Research Posters

There is a nationwide shortage of emergency telecommunicators in 911 call centers across the United States. This research investigated the impact of the availability of mental health resources on telecommunicator retention rates, with the goal to demonstrate the importance of ensuring access to these resources for emergency telecommunicators.

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Combating Sedentary Health Risks in Emergency Communication Centers: The Critical Role of Daily Movement

James Bohon, Michael Coffey, Brittany Farrell, Megan Hoggard, Matthew Gentile

Apr 18, 2025|Research Posters

Over the years, there has been a downward trend in the prevalence of deaths from heart disease, attributed to improved healthcare access, advancements in sanitation, and a reduction in smoking (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [CDC], 1999). However, recent data indicate a concerning reversal in this trend, with an increase in heart disease-related deaths (Martin et al., 2024).

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