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Awards
Major Gerald Hollander Award
The MONENA First President's Award of Excellence is the most prestigious award given by the Missouri Chapter of the National Emergency Number
Association. This award is committed to the memory of Major Gerald Hollander, the first president of MONENA, who served as President from March 1988 to
November 1990. Following his service as President, Major Hollander continued his support of MONENA with his wise counsel, active participation, and
friendship until his passing in 1997.
The First President's Award of Excellence is awarded to those professionals whose personal contributions extend above and beyond the normal expectations of their duties as they relate to 9-1-1 services. The award recipient must be an individual who has consistently demonstrated his or her dedication to 911 services through their service, employment and advocacy of professional development of 9-1-1.
To qualify for this award, a person must be nominated by a MONENA member in good standing. The nomination must be delivered, in writing, to the secretary of the MONENA Chapter stating the name of the nominee and outlining the specific reasons that the nominating person feels the nominee possesses the personal qualities and contributions to 911 public safety communications that qualify him or her for the award.
Nominations may be forwarded to the president anytime following the close of the Annual Conference and up to February 1 of the following year. The MONENA President will appoint a committee consisting of at least three MONENA members who will meet prior to the Annual Conference to review and evaluate any nominees submitted for the award. The committee will select from among the nominees the person they feel best meets the standards of excellence established for the award.
The First President's Award of Excellence is awarded to those professionals whose personal contributions extend above and beyond the normal expectations of their duties as they relate to 9-1-1 services. The award recipient must be an individual who has consistently demonstrated his or her dedication to 911 services through their service, employment and advocacy of professional development of 9-1-1.
To qualify for this award, a person must be nominated by a MONENA member in good standing. The nomination must be delivered, in writing, to the secretary of the MONENA Chapter stating the name of the nominee and outlining the specific reasons that the nominating person feels the nominee possesses the personal qualities and contributions to 911 public safety communications that qualify him or her for the award.
Nominations may be forwarded to the president anytime following the close of the Annual Conference and up to February 1 of the following year. The MONENA President will appoint a committee consisting of at least three MONENA members who will meet prior to the Annual Conference to review and evaluate any nominees submitted for the award. The committee will select from among the nominees the person they feel best meets the standards of excellence established for the award.
Hero Award
Award Requirements:
12 years and under. Must have called 9-1-1 and someone's life was saved. Must be nominated by a member of MONENA.
We would like for the PSAP Manager to send the Telecommunicator who answered the call to attend the conference to present the award but not required.
12 years and under. Must have called 9-1-1 and someone's life was saved. Must be nominated by a member of MONENA.
We would like for the PSAP Manager to send the Telecommunicator who answered the call to attend the conference to present the award but not required.
Recipient will be awarded two nights stay at Tan-Tar-a
Resort during the conference with his or her parents. A Hero
Plaque will be awarded infront of MONENA members
9-1-1 Telecommunicator of the Year
To qualify for this award, a Telecommunicator must be nominated by a 9-1-1 director
who is a MONENA member in good standing. The nomination must be delivered by
mail, in writing, to the president of the MONENA Chapter (Alan Wells, before Feb.
20th, 2011) stating the name of the nominee and outlining the specific reasons that the
nominating director feels the nominee possesses the qualities and contributions to
9-1-1 public safety communications that qualify him or her for the 9-1-1
Telecommunicator of the year award.
The winner will be announced on Tuesday night, March 15, 2011 at the awards banquet and will be given a plaque and two nights stay at Tan-Tar-a Resort & Golf Club for two.
The winner will be announced on Tuesday night, March 15, 2011 at the awards banquet and will be given a plaque and two nights stay at Tan-Tar-a Resort & Golf Club for two.
For More Information on these awards,
contact MONENA President Alan Wells
(573) 431-7842 or Email
(573) 431-7842 or Email