Kathleen Jameson

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  Kathleen Jameson - PSCMS Spinnaker Rm
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  Kathleen Jameson - PSCMS Spinnaker Rm
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  Kathleen Jameson has over 25 years in the public safety arena.She is the founder & director of PSCMS, providing training and consulting services to public safety agencies.

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  Kathy Jameson - Colorado State Patrol

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  Colorado Daily - [Cached Version]
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  Kathy Jameson, director of communications services, Colorado State Patrol.

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  "If you weren't aware that these changes are taking place, you wouldn't even know that the dispatcher is sitting in Craig," said Kathy Jameson, operations director for the CSP communication branch.
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  "Moffat County put in a proposal to have it there based on the local amenities, the available labor force, and the big thing was that they offered to do technical work," Jameson said.
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  As Jameson said, the closure of regional dispatch centers will not affect local State Patrol offices.

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  Published on: 9/18/2002    Last Visited: 9/18/2002  

  The northwest corner of the state was to be included this year, but the budgeted $15 million is on hold because of the troubled economy, said Kathleen Jameson, communications director for the State Patrol.
  
  Some work continues, but major construction is being delayed.Even when the work is completed, not all law enforcement and emergency agencies will be linked.
  
  The Boulder County Sheriff's Department and Denver police prefer the communication systems they have now.Some smaller jurisdictions can't afford the price tag of $3,500 per radio.

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  Published on: 9/19/2002    Last Visited: 4/4/2006  

  With the northeast and southeast regions of Colorado almost done with the system, the northwest corner of the state is dealing with a troubled economy and has placed the $15 million in funding for the system on hold, according to State Patrol communications director Kathleen Jameson.

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  Kathleen Jameson is the founder and director of PSCMS.She retired from the Colorado State Patrol as the Communications Director after a 25 year career.She commanded the Colorado State Patrol Communications Branch, comprised of 136 members, and was responsible for overseeing operations in five regional emergency communication centers located throughout Colorado.
  
  During her tenure, Kathleen was involved in the consolidation of 17 communication centers, implementation of the Colorado State Patrol's first Computer Aided Dispatch system, and the migration to the Digital Trunked Radio System.She has a strong background and vast experience in managing operations and personnel within the world of public safety communications.

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  With the northeast and southeast regions of Colorado almost done with the system, the northwest corner of the state is dealing with a troubled economy and has placed the $15 million in funding for the system on hold, according to State Patrol communications director Kathleen Jameson.

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  "We were going to do the entire northwest corner of the state (this year), but because of the funds being pulled, that's on hold," said Kathleen Jameson, communications director for the Colorado State Patrol.
  
  Even when the work is done, not all law enforcement and other emergency agencies will be linked.
  
  Some authorities, such as Denver and Boulder County, prefer the communication systems they have now; other, smaller jurisdictions can't afford the cost - each radio in the digital network has a price tag of about $3,500.
  
  That's a disappointment to many officials, who note that linking communication systems was a top priority even before the Columbine High School shootings on April 20, 1999.
  
  The Governor's Commission on Columbine was sharply critical of the inability of some police and emergency medical personnel to talk to each other over their different radios during the nation's worst school shooting.

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