Katherine Landergan

Atlanta

Investigative Reporter at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Investigative reporter @ajc. [email protected] https://t.co/x2oI4TShjg

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Have you had experience with GNETS? The AJC wants to hear from you.

1 week ago | ajc.com | Katherine Landergan |Stephanie Lamm |Martha Dalton

Reporters at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution are looking into a unique program for serving special education students with significant behavioral needs: the Georgia Network for Educational and Therapeutic Support. We are looking to speak to teachers, administrators, former students, and families who can share their experiences with the GNETS program. The AJC is examining how this program fits into the state’s overall responsibility to serve special education students.
How metro Atlanta's 911 systems evolved after series of tragedies

1 month ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Katherine Landergan |Stephanie Lamm

By Katherine Landergan and Stephanie Renee Lamm, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution ATLANTA - People in crisis are reaching 911 operators with more ease a year after an investigation by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution found significant delays for thousands of emergency calls across metro Atlanta. Gwinnett County, Fulton County and the city of Atlanta all made substantial strides toward meeting industry best practices - that nearly all emergency calls are answered within 20 seconds.
How metro Atlanta’s 911 systems evolved after series of tragedies

1 month ago | thederrick.com | Katherine Landergan |Stephanie Lamm

ATLANTA — People in crisis are reaching 911 operators with more ease a year after an investigation by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution found significant delays for thousands of emergency calls across metro Atlanta. Gwinnett County, Fulton County and the city of Atlanta all made substantial strides toward meeting industry best practices — that nearly all emergency calls are answered within 20 seconds.
How metro Atlanta’s 911 systems evolved after series of tragedies

1 month ago | gazettextra.com | Katherine Landergan |Stephanie Lamm

ATLANTA — People in crisis are reaching 911 operators with more ease a year after an investigation by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution found significant delays for thousands of emergency calls across metro Atlanta. Gwinnett County, Fulton County and the city of Atlanta all made substantial strides toward meeting industry best practices — that nearly all emergency calls are answered within 20 seconds. kAm“%@ >6[ E92E’D 9F86[” D2:5 {:D2 w2==[ H9@D6 9FD32?5 5:65 :?
How metro Atlanta’s 911 systems evolved after series of tragedies

1 month ago | miamiherald.com | Katherine Landergan |Stephanie Lamm

ATLANTA - People in crisis are reaching 911 operators with more ease a year after an investigation by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution found significant delays for thousands of emergency calls across metro Atlanta. Gwinnett County, Fulton County and the city of Atlanta all made substantial strides toward meeting industry best practices - that nearly all emergency calls are answered within 20 seconds.
How metro Atlanta’s 911 systems evolved after series of tragedies

1 month ago | dailyitem.com | Katherine Landergan |Stephanie Lamm

ATLANTA — People in crisis are reaching 911 operators with more ease a year after an investigation by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution found significant delays for thousands of emergency calls across metro Atlanta. Gwinnett County, Fulton County and the city of Atlanta all made substantial strides toward meeting industry best practices — that nearly all emergency calls are answered within 20 seconds. kAm“%@ >6[ E92E’D 9F86[” D2:5 {:D2 w2==[ H9@D6 9FD32?5 5:65 :?
How tragedy forced metro Atlanta's 911 systems to evolve

1 month ago | ajc.com | Katherine Landergan |Stephanie Lamm

People in crisis are reaching 911 operators with more ease a year after an investigation by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution found significant delays for thousands of emergency calls across metro Atlanta. Gwinnett County, Fulton County and the city of Atlanta all made substantial strides toward meeting industry best practices — that nearly all emergency calls are answered within 20 seconds.
Georgia's 911 systems could soon see a multimillion-dollar overhaul

2 months ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Caleb Groves |Katherine Landergan

ATLANTA - Georgia legislators are pushing for a multimillion-dollar overhaul of the state's antiquated 911 systems that have struggled to handle the volume of emergency calls from people in crisis. "This is to address, quite frankly, the struggles that many communities are having with the outdated, and in some cases, dilapidated and just dysfunctional 911 system," state Rep. Will Wade, R-Dawsonville, sponsor of House Bill 423, said at a committee meeting in February.
Georgia’s 911 systems could soon see a multimillion-dollar overhaul

2 months ago | thederrick.com | Caleb Groves |Katherine Landergan

ATLANTA — Georgia legislators are pushing for a multimillion-dollar overhaul of the state’s antiquated 911 systems that have struggled to handle the volume of emergency calls from people in crisis. “This is to address, quite frankly, the struggles that many communities are having with the outdated, and in some cases, dilapidated and just dysfunctional 911 system,” state Rep. Will Wade, R-Dawsonville, sponsor of House Bill 423, said at a committee meeting in February.
Georgia’s 911 systems could soon see a multimillion-dollar overhaul

2 months ago | ajc.com | Caleb Groves |Katherine Landergan

Georgia legislators are pushing for a multimillion-dollar overhaul of the state’s antiquated 911 systems that havestruggled to handle the volume of emergency calls from people in crisis. “This is to address, quite frankly, the struggles that many communities are having with the outdated, and in some cases, dilapidated and just dysfunctional 911 system,” stateRep. Will Wade, R-Dawsonville, sponsor ofHouse Bill 423, said at a committee meeting in February.