DeMello Award Nomination

The National Public Safety Telecommunications Council (NPSTC) developed the Richard DeMello Award in 2006. NPSTC plans to grant this award annually and present it at the Radio Club of America (RCA) Annual Awards Banquet to an individual in public safety communications who has demonstrated the highest levels of personal and professional conduct and performance in the local, state and national public safety communications arena. The DeMello Award was created to honor the achievement of Richard DeMello, one of the founding fathers of NPSTC and a member of the RCA (see the NPSTC Memorial Web Page). DeMello was instrumental in bringing all of the frequency coordinators together to form NPSTC. We encourage your participation to help us identify nominees who meet this criteria. The deadline to submit nominations is June 1st for the annual presentation in November.
NOMINATOR INFORMATION
Name: *
Phone Number: *	Email Address: *
AWARD NOMINEE INFORMATION
Name: *
Agency: *	Job Title: *
Address: *
Phone Number: *	Email Address: *
THE CRITERIA (please provide the following information about the nominee)
Describe the nominee's public safety communications experience: *
Describe how the nominee demonstrates a willingness to operate as a team player: *
Describe how the nominee demonstrates flexibility in task assignments and capabilities: *
Give examples of actions which contribute to public safety communications on a national level: *
Give examples of actions which contribute to public safety communications on a local or state level: *
In 200 words or less, describe why the candidate should receive the Richard DeMello Public Safety Communications Award: *
If you should have any questions, please contact the Support Office at support@npstc.org.

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