Boone County News Release

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Boone County Commission Appoints Christie Davis as New Director of Joint Communications

June 3, 2024 – The Boone County Commission is pleased to announce Christie Davis has been appointed as Director of Joint Communications (9-1-1), effective Monday, June 10, 2024. Christie comes to Boone County having served as the Executive Director of the Sumner County Emergency Communications Center in Sumner County, Tennessee.

Christie earned a Bachelor of Science, Commerce, and Business Administration and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Alabama. She has 17 years of experience in police, fire, and medical emergency communications, management, and training. Prior to her service in Sumner County, Christie served in the roles of Supervisor and Director of Quality Assurance and Training for the Tuscaloosa County Emergency Communications District, as well as Dispatcher/Communications Training Officer for the Northport Police Department. She also holds certifications from numerous national accreditation agencies focusing on emergency communications, training, public safety, and management.

The Boone County Commission is grateful for Major Gary German’s services as Interim Director over the past year. Before he returns to his permanent position at the Boone County Sheriff’s Office, Major German will help ensure a smooth transition as Christie learns the Center, the team, the stakeholders, and Boone County. 

The Commission is pleased to have Christie joining a wonderful team of dedicated public servants at Boone County Joint Communications.  Boone County Joint Communications is the 911 Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) and Dispatch Center for law enforcement, fire and emergency medical services for the citizens of Boone County, Missouri. Boone County Joint Communications is recognized by the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch as an Accredited Center of Excellence (Tri-ACE) in emergency law enforcement, fire, and medical dispatch.

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