Vermilion Parish 911 Communications District

Call and Fire Department totals for the month of May 2026.

Progress continues on the new Office of Emergency Preparedness (OEP) and Vermilion Parish Communications District (911) building!

Crews have been hard at work, and we’re excited to see this important project taking shape. Once completed, the new facility will provide enhanced space, improved technology, and upgraded resources to better serve the residents of Vermilion Parish during emergencies and daily operations.

Stay tuned for more photos and milestones in the weeks ahead!

This National EMS Week, we proudly recognize and thank the dedicated EMS professionals who serve the citizens of Vermilion Parish and communities across our area each and every day.

Whether responding to life-threatening emergencies, providing critical patient care, or offering comfort during someone’s worst moment, the EMTs, Paramedics, and EMS personnel consistently answer the call with professionalism, compassion, and courage.

We especially want to recognize and thank Acadian Ambulance for their continued dedication and commitment to serving the citizens of Vermilion Parish.

Your commitment to protecting the health and safety of our community does not go unnoticed. Thank you for the sacrifices you make, the long hours you work, and the care you provide to those in need.

From all of us at Vermilion Parish Communications District — Happy National EMS Week, and thank you for your service!

HUGE upgrades that will benefit ALL citizens of Vermilion Parish!

This National Police Week, we proudly recognize and honor the men and women in law enforcement who serve and protect the citizens of Vermilion Parish each and every day.

Whether answering the call in the middle of the night, standing between danger and our community, or offering help during someone’s worst moment, your dedication, courage, and sacrifice do not go unnoticed.

Thank you to all local, state, and federal law enforcement officers who work tirelessly to keep Vermilion Parish safe. We are grateful for your service, your professionalism, and your commitment to this community.

Please join us in showing appreciation for those who wear the badge and especially remembering the heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.

Call Totals for the month of April.

Every year during the week of National Public Safety Telecommunicator Week, an employee is chosen as the Vermilion Parish Communications District Dispatcher of the Year. This year we would like to congratulate Natisha Breaux on being chosen by her peers for this honor.

Natisha has demonstrated an exceptional level of dedication, professionalism, and service that exemplifies what it means to be named Dispatcher of the Year.

Throughout her time with the Vermilion Parish Communications District, Natisha has consistently shown strong performance in both call-taking and dispatching, maintaining composure under pressure while ensuring that every call is handled with accuracy and care. Her reliability and work ethic make her a dependable presence on every shift, and her ability to support both her team and the public reflects a deep commitment to the mission of emergency communications.

Beyond her role in the communications center, Natisha’s service to the fire community further highlights her dedication to public safety. She has been an active member of the Erath Volunteer Fire Department for the past nine years, where she has contributed not only operationally but also administratively. For the past three years, she has served as Secretary for the Erath Fire Department, and for the past two years, she has also served as Secretary for the Vermilion Parish Fire Association. These roles require organization, accountability, and a strong sense of responsibility, qualities she consistently demonstrates.

Natisha’s continued involvement, leadership, and commitment to both dispatch and the fire service make her a well-rounded and highly deserving recipient of this recognition.

Join me once more in congratulating Natisha on this well-deserved honor!

This week, we proudly celebrate National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, a time to recognize the incredible individuals behind the headset who serve as the lifeline between chaos and calm.

To our dispatchers: thank you for being the steady voice in moments of fear, the calm in the storm, and the unseen heroes who work tirelessly day and night. Your strength, compassion, and quick thinking save lives every single day, even though you rarely get to see the outcomes.

You are the first first responders — and we are endlessly grateful for your dedication, sacrifice, and heart.

Please join us in showing appreciation for these everyday heroes.

National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week | April 12–18, 2026

Next week, we proudly recognize and honor the voices behind the headset—the dedicated men and women of the Vermilion Parish Communications District who serve as the first first responders for our community.

Every call answered is a moment of crisis, uncertainty, or need. Our telecommunicators remain calm under pressure, providing critical information, coordinating emergency response, and offering reassurance when it matters most. Their work is often unseen, but it is absolutely essential.

They are the steady voice in chaos.
They are the calm in the storm.
They are the lifeline when seconds count.

Please join us in celebrating these professionals who work tirelessly, day and night, to protect and serve Vermilion Parish.

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Let’s show our appreciation for the heroes behind the headset.

Congratulations to the Abbeville Fire Department and their new candidates. Good luck on your journey, and welcome to the public safety team in Vermilion Parish!

🚒 𝐖𝐞𝐥𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐞 𝐭𝐨 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐇𝐨𝐮𝐬𝐞 🚒

The Abbeville Fire Department welcomes five new recruits ready to answer the call.

They’ll be putting in the work early by training side by side with our crews, learning the job, and earning their place before heading to the academy in August.

This isn’t just a job. It’s long hours, hard days, and a commitment to showing up when it matters most.

They’ve taken the first step. Now the work begins.

Welcome to the brotherhood.

📸 𝐏𝐢𝐜𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞𝐝: Fire Chief Doris Langlinais, Jr., Captain April Bodin, Daniel Dartez, Andre’ Marceaux, Cameron Adams, Edwin Horn, Avery Foster, and Assistant Chief Patrick Ashley.