Even the show girls of Las Vegas know that the cool place to be is at the PSTC exhibitor booth during the NAVIGATOR 200th conference!

Instructors Tracy, Leslie and Bob
enjoy an evening at Pier 39 in
San Francisco after a PSTC
staff development day.

Leslie meets the Knoxville
greeting committee on the way
to the Tenessee
NENA Conference.

Jay and Leslie take a moment
to take in the sights of Monterey
before the start of our 2004 Policy
and Procedure Workshop.

Our PSTC classroom and learning lab located in Redwood City.

This is a state of the art facility with
every high tech gadget you can
imagine. From surround sound to
high quality projection screens,
we have thought of everything
to make your educational
experience a great one!

PSTC is proud to provide ongoing
Instructor Development Workshops
for our staff of amazing dispatchers.

Our 2003 “open house” drew
Dispatchers, Trainers and Managers
from over 100 miles away. You can
also see our great garden view
from the classroom.

Our graduating class of Policy
and Procedure Workshop
students from 2004. They represent
agencies from Miami to Anchorage
and everywhere in between!

Instructors and friends of PSTC
enjoy teaching our popular “what
you need to know about a RAVE”
session. It's a great class and
secretly, we think the “ravers”
enjoy playing dress up!

It’s finally time to relax after a busy
week teaching at NAVIGATOR.
Kevin, Richard, Leslie and Tracy
are searching for Elvis in Las Vegas.

Look at the smiles of our PSTC
students. At PSTC, smiles and
successes go hand-in-hand. Call
and see how we can put some
smiles on your staff!

Making friends at NENA 2005.
Top row Anthony and Donna join in
with PSTC staffer Lisa to make a
fun photo.

PSTC and 911 CARES love to make
special moments. PSTC and 911
CARES have been the sponsors of
Internationally known speaker Gordon
Graham at NAVIGATOR 2004 and
2005.

Speaking of special moments, 911 CARES presented four
“everyday heroes” awards at the NENA 2005 conference.
Here you see Richard
present an award to Cathy of Linn County, Oregon. Cathy accepted on behalf of the McKay family. To read the whole story, visit 911 Cares and click on Taylor McKay's picture.

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