Supporting North Carolina's Lifeline: Advancing 9-1-1 for All
North Carolina NENA is the state chapter of the National Emergency Number Association, dedicated to enhancing 9-1-1 services across our state. We serve as the voice of public safety telecommunications professionals, advocating for innovation, providing training, and supporting those who answer the call—day or night.
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Learn More About Us
We are dedicated to saving lives through the improvement of 9-1-1 services in North America, and beyond.
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Become a Member
Whether you're a telecommunicator, supervisor, PSAP director, vendor, or state partner—there’s a place for you in NC NENA. .
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Register for Our Conference
Our annual conference brings together 9-1-1 professionals from across the state.
About Us
Support For Our Members
From the beach to the mountains, North Carolina has amazing 911 professionals at work 24 hours a day. NC NENA is here to support each of our members and provide training, information, support, and knowledge.
Our Mission
NC NENA is an organization dedicated to saving lives through the improvement of 9-1-1 services in North America, and beyond. We are committed to making a difference through our work and our collective 9-1-1 association.
NC NENA Bylaws
Get Involved
Become a Member
Whether you're a telecommunicator, supervisor, PSAP director, vendor, or state partner—there’s a place for you in NC NENA. Members get access to industry updates, legislative alerts, training opportunities, and a network of professionals committed to advancing emergency communications.
Events & Training

North Carolina Public Safety Communications Conference
Each year, NC NENA proudly co-hosts the North Carolina NENA/APCO Conference—our flagship event bringing together 9-1-1 professionals from across the state. This multi-day conference features industry-leading speakers, workshops, and networking opportunities focused on advancing emergency communications in North Carolina.

NC NENA Wellness Retreat
The NC NENA Wellness Retreat is an annual event designed to support the mental health and well-being of North Carolina’s telecommunicators.
