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A big thank you to Emmanuel Foursquare Church for the appreciation delivery 🙏🏼

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A big thank you to our CJIS team! They know how to make dispatch feel appreciated ➖💛➖

Happy dispatch appreciation week! Thank you for all you do ➖💛➖

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With stockings hung and CJIS candy wreaths delivered, the @kshighwaypatrol dispatch team is feeling festive and ready for Christmas 🌟

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It’s been a month since the colonels presented dispatch with a distinguished unit award. This last week was challenging as we had to relocate for updated lights in the comm center. Our team always demonstrates remarkable dedication, resilience, and professionalism ➖💛➖

Dispatch goes to Wichita for training and meeting other Communications Specialists in Kansas. #kansasapco2025

Dispatch goes to Baltimore. APCO distinguished achiever’s celebrates professional excellence in public safety communications, recognizing agencies for their outstanding contributions. Thank you @kshighwaypatrol dispatch for all your hard work. #CALEA #APCO

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On behalf of the Phillips County Sheriff’s Office, the Kansas Highway Patrol (KHP) announces the fallen officer escort of Deputy Brandon Gaede from Wichita, Kansas, to Olliff-Boeve Memorial Chapel in Phillipsburg, Kansas, on July 1. Deputy Gaede died in the line of duty on June 27. The escort, to include the Kansas law enforcement and larger first responder community, will leave Wichita at approximately noon and travel north on I-135 through Salina. They will continue west out of Salina on I-70 to exit 159, then go north on US-183 to westbound US-36. The escort will enter the city of Phillipsburg from the east on US-36/State Street. During the escort, motorists traveling along this route may experience delays. Please monitor KHP communications for forthcoming details on funeral services.

A big thank you to Emmanuel Foursquare Church for the muffin and cinnamon roll delivery 💛

A big thank you to Roxanne Van Gundy from Lyon County Emergency Communications Center for presenting her Lead Loud class at our @kshighwaypatrol dispatch in-service 💛

Happy National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week to Communications Specialist II Heather Froelich! “Hello! My name is Heather and I have been a dispatcher for 12 years. My favorite thing about being a dispatcher is being a part of the Tactical Dispatch Team and being able to be deployed with the field units. Also the friends that I have made throughout the years on both sides of the radio. Before I became a KHP dispatcher, I attended Highland Community College and received my associate’s in science for Athletic Training. I also attended Southwest Baptist University for a year. In my free time I am a Volunteer Firefighter/EMT for Dickinson CO Fire District #1. I also enjoy baking, resin crafts, and playing Co-Ed slow pitch softball.” ⭐️The heroes behind the scenes⭐ #NPSTW #ThinGoldLine #ServiceCourtesyProtection

Welcome to the team Cole! “Hello! My name is Cole and I have been a KHP dispatcher for 3 months. My favorite thing about being a dispatcher is how no two days are ever the same. Before I became a KHP dispatcher, I was a dispatcher in New Mexico and worked in security monitoring. In my free time I like to read, draw, or play piano.” 📷The heroes behind the scenes📷 #NPSTW #ThinGoldLine #ServiceCourtesyProtection

Happy National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week to Communications Specialist II Julie Aeschliman! “Hello! My name is Julie and I have been a dispatcher for 10 years. My favorite thing about being a dispatcher is working with all the Troopers across the whole state of Kansas and assisting people who are in need. Before I became a dispatcher, I worked in education. In my free time I like to spend time with my family.” ⭐️The heroes behind the scenes⭐ #NPSTW #ThinGoldLine #ServiceCourtesyProtection

A big thank you to @DacusTowing for the goodie delivery! We appreciate your support 🖤💛🖤

Welcome to the team Megan! “Hello! My name is Megan, and I have been a dispatcher for 6 months. My favorite thing about being a dispatcher is knowing that I am helping keep people safe. Before I became a dispatcher, I worked in health and wellness as a Massage Therapist for over 16 years. I also worked as an airport agent at Salina Regional Airport from 2019-2024. My family includes my daughter Finvola, three dogs Bowie, Luna, and Ziggy, my boyfriend Zac and his son in Concordia. In my free time I like to travel for my daughter’s softball, volleyball, and basketball tournaments. When I’m not at my daughter’s events, I enjoy attending and watching college sports, traveling, hiking, gardening, and pretty much anything outdoors.” 📷The heroes behind the scenes📷 #NPSTW #ThinGoldLine #ServiceCourtesyProtection

Happy National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week to Communications Specialist II Derek Lathan! “Hello! My name is Derek and I have been a dispatcher for 26 years. My favorite thing about being a dispatcher is every day brings something different. Before I became a dispatcher, I worked for a farm implement manufacturer. In my free time I like to watch movies, draw, cook with my daughter, play with our dogs and workout with my wife.” ⭐️The heroes behind the scenes⭐ #NPSTW #ThinGoldLine #ServiceCourtesyProtection

Happy National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week to Communications Specialist II Abby Linenberger! “Hello! My name is Abby, and I have been a dispatcher for 9 years. My favorite thing about being a dispatcher is being able to help people. Before I became a dispatcher, I was a para at a school. In my free time I like to scrapbook, make cards, spend time with my niece and travel.” ⭐️The heroes behind the scenes⭐ #NPSTW #ThinGoldLine #ServiceCourtesyProtection

A big thank you to our @kshighwaypatrol CJIS unit for their sidewalk chalk art! We appreciate your support 🖤💛🖤

Welcome to the team Lisa! “Hello! My name is Lisa and I have been a dispatcher for 5 years. I transferred to KHP dispatch 2 months ago. As a dispatcher, I have the unique privilege of being a critical link in the chain of emergency response. While the job can be stressful, the feeling of making a difference and the gratitude from those I help, far outweigh the challenges. Before I became a dispatcher, I worked in both emergency medical services and as a volunteer firefighter. I have also worked as a photographer. In my free time I like to read and relax, but most of my free time is spent with family and friends.” ⭐️The heroes behind the scenes⭐ #NPSTW #ThinGoldLine #ServiceCourtesyProtection

Happy National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week to Communications Specialist II Nikki Miles! “Hello! My name is Nikki and I have been a dispatcher for 23 years. My favorite thing about being a dispatcher is working a fast-pace job that is unpredictable and exciting. It is very rewarding to be of help to our Troopers and also to the public. Before I became a dispatcher, I was an administrative assistant at Raytheon (BEECH) Aircraft in Domestic and International Spare Parts Shipping. In my free time I like to help my mom work at her antique and collectibles store.” ⭐️The heroes behind the scenes⭐️ #NPSTW #ThinGoldLine #ServiceCourtesyProtection