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On September 26, 2025, Supervisor Jen Buller received a call from a pregnant patient in active labor. With EMS not yet on scene, Jen utilized her training and experience and assisted the mother in giving birth to a baby girl. The mother and her newborn were soon safely transported to the hospital for continued care. 

SCCC Dispatchers Chantell and Cassie recently completed certification courses through the International Academy of Emergency Dispatch to recognize them as Quality Assurance Evaluators in the disciplines of Emergency Police Dispatch (EPD), Emergency Fire Dispatch (EFD), and Emergency Medical Dispatch (EMD).

SCCC Staff attended the Wyoming APCO/NENA Conference in Casper on November 2-5, 2025.

Dispatcher Kaitlyn Girgen recently attained a milestone in her SCC career: she celebrated her one-year anniversary on October 17, 2025!

SCC Supervisors Katie and Jen were among the 23 recent participants to successfully complete the NENA Supervisor Course, held from September 15 -18 in Provo, Utah.

On September 02, 2025, Dispatcher Chantell received a call from a family lost in the Red Desert. Thanks to her incredible knowledge of the area, she was able to guide them out safely and without incident. As a thank you for her assistance, yesterday Chantell received a basket of goodies from the family.

Recently, the SCC Peer Support Team partnered with the fine folks at #StellarCoffee for a fundraising event to support the Peer Support mission. Thanks to the generosity of the community, we were able to raise $897 for Peer Support! Today, Sami and her family from #StellarCoffee stopped by and presented a check to Dispatcher and Peer Support Team Member Chantell Bolton.

On June 19, 2025, Dispatcher Kaitlyn Girgen took a call for an 87-year-old female who was unresponsive and not breathing. Kaitlyn was able to initiate CPR within 1 minute and 13 seconds of answering the call and less than 2 minutes later the patient regained a pulse and began breathing. By the time other first responders arrived, the patient was able to communicate with paramedics. Thanks to Dispatcher Girgen's fast action, calm demeanor and command of the situation, the patient was able to make a full recovery and was eventually discharged from the hospital.

Kenzee had a CPR save on 10/11/24 she had a male that was found not conscious not breathing and was also a cancer patient. Kenzee had CPR initiated 1 Minute and 17 seconds into the call. Just like with any call Kenzee has; she remained calm and caring.

Bailee Pitt has completed Communications Basic Training at the Wyoming Law Enforcement Academy.