Exam 1
NCMEC is an acronym for
What is National Center for Missing and Exploited Children?
The central repository for all criminal records, criminal histories, and hot file records throughout the state and is responsible for delivering the FCIC records information to respective states.
What is FDLE?
The three phases of a hostage situation.
What is initial, negotiation, and termination?
The central databases used for tracking crime-related data at the state and national levels respectively.
What are FCIC/NCIC?
The five phases of an active shooter.
What are Fantasy, Planning, Preparation, Approach, and Implementation?
Lawmakers passed the Denise Amber Lee Act creating Florida Statute 401.465, 911 public safety telecommunicator certification on...
When is April 24, 2008?
The law that took effect in 1999 establishing 911 as the national emergency phone number.
What is the Wireless Communications and Public Safety Act (911 Act)?
The use of force or threat of force without declaring war to terrorize citizens and achieve a political goal.
What is State Terrorism?
The state which declared the first National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week as a nod to the voices behind the headset.
What is California?
The helicopters or planes used to drop water or fire retardant in large quantities.
What is Ariel Fire Fighting?
A response guidebook used by public safety responders who arrive at the scene of an incident involving hazardous materials.
What is DOTERG?
The date that the Florida Silver Alert Plan was made effective by an executive order.
When is October 2008?
The state where the first 911 systen was made.
Where is Haleyville, AL?
The primary duty of law enforcement officers.
What is relaying information quickly and accurately?
The units in District 1.
What are Gulf and Ocean?
The agency that can require or enforce changes for the grounding of an aircraft.
What is Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
The system that the National Response Framework (NRF) works in conjunction with.
NIMS- National Incident Management System
The method which provides PSTs and supervisors the opportunity to regularly monitor work performance and take corrective action in the form of training.
What is Quality Assurance?
The components of the Communications Cycle.
What is Sender, Receiver, Message, Medium and Feedback?
The units in District 2.
What are Nova and Yankee?
The year the first two-way radio was implemented in New Jersey.
When is 1933?
The three phases of a barricaded subject.
What is observation, containment, and termination?
The mnemonic device commonly used to aid in obtaining vehicle descriptions.
What is CYMBOLS?
The type of stress reactions that are irritability, feeling overwhelmed, and depression.
What is emotional?
The units in District 3.
What are Ida and Zulu?