Kate began her public safety career in 2003 as a Telecommunicator. Over the years, she has served in a variety of roles giving her a unique perspective on how everything works together toward a common goal. Within Emergency Communications, her experience spans working in positions as Telecommunicator, Trainer, Supervisor, and Training Division Manager. Kate currently serves as the Director of Williamson County Emergency Communications, where she is dedicated to the betterment of her employees, citizens, first responders, and community partners. Under her leadership, her center recently achieved status as a Tri-Accredited Center of Excellence through IAED, a testament to her commitment to quality.

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She actively contributes to regional safety initiatives, serving on the CAPCOG Strategic Advisory Committee, the Hutto ISD Career and Technical Education Advisory Committee, and the Round Rock ISD Safety and Security Committee. A lifelong learner, Kate holds a Master’s Degree in Public Policy with her undergraduate work in Criminal Justice and Paralegal Studies. She has completed NENA’s CMCP Certification, Fitch and Associates CCM Course, and is currently pursuing the FBI-LEEDA Trilogy.

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Kate is a passionate advocate for the 911 profession and the dedicated individuals who put on a headset every day. She believes strongly in fostering a positive culture and developing strong leadership within the industry. As for spare time—who are we kidding? Kate doesn’t have any!