Iredell County Emergency Communications Named North Carolina NENA 911 Center of the Year
Left to Right: Travis Wilkerson, NC NENA President, Nikki Carswell, Iredell County 911 Deputy Director, Travis Essic, NC NENA First VP (back), Jamie Barrier, Iredell County 911 Radio Technician, Cassie Sexton, NC NENA 2nd VP (back), Paula Stroud, Iredell County 911 Supervisor of the Year Winner, Corrine Walser, NC NENA Immediate Past President (back), Scott Niblock, Iredell County 911 System Administrator, Melodie Barrier, Iredell County Telecommunicator of the Year.
Iredell County Emergency Communications (ECOM) has been honored as the North Carolina NENA 911 Center of the Year, announced today at the North Carolina NENA/APCO Annual Conference. The award recognizes a 911 center that demonstrates exceptional service, innovation, professionalism, and a sustained commitment to public safety and community support.
Iredell County ECOM was selected for its strong leadership, dedication to training and professional development, adoption of advanced technologies, and its consistent delivery of high‑quality emergency communications services to residents, first responders, and partner agencies across the county.
Daryl Conley, Iredell County Public Safety Director, praised the team’s achievement and the significance of the recognition. “This award reflects the incredible professionalism and heart of our ECOM team. Every day, they are the calm voice in someone’s worst moment, and they carry that responsibility with skill, compassion, and unwavering commitment. I’m proud of the work they do, proud of the standards they set, and proud to see them recognized as the best 911 center in North Carolina.”
The North Carolina NENA 911 Center of the Year Award highlights excellence in operational performance, community engagement, and the advancement of 911 services statewide. Iredell County ECOM’s selection underscores its leadership in emergency communications and its dedication to serving the community with integrity and innovation.
About Iredell County Government
Iredell County Government is committed to serving residents and businesses by providing high-quality public services, fostering economic development, and enhancing the overall quality of life. Incorporated in 1788, Iredell County is located in the central section of North Carolina and encompasses the city of Statesville and towns of Harmony, Love Valley, Mooresville and Troutman.
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