For 911 Dispatcher
911 Dispatcher mug
$18.99
911 dispatchers work the console: they triage the call, geolocate the address, coach CPR over the line, and run the radio traffic for three units simultaneously while the rest of the room is doing the same on three different consoles. The mug at the console-side coffee station has to be unobtrusive and dishwasher-safe through the cycle every dispatch center runs nightly. This 11oz ceramic answers both. Heavy ceramic that does not slide when the chair pivots between the call-taker monitor and the radio-traffic monitor, finished rim that survives the deep-rinse sink the console pantry usually has, and the headset-and-radio motif at mug-curve scale on both sides: naming the tools rather than relitigating the recognition argument.
- Designed specifically for 911 dispatchers. The crest motif isn't generic stock art.
- Sublimation print; dishwasher + microwave safe.
- Great for EMS Week (May 18–24), birthdays, and graduations.
Use case · Lives at the console-side coffee station; survives the deep-rinse sink and the chair-pivot console rotation.
Why this pick · National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week gift (second full week of April) for the dispatcher who triaged the call and coached the CPR.
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Product details
- Material
- White ceramic, glossy glaze
- Capacity
- 11oz (15oz available)
- Care
- Dishwasher & microwave safe
- Sublimation, wraps the body
Frequently asked
- Is the mug dishwasher and microwave safe?
- Yes: sublimation print under a glossy glaze. Avoid the top rack on the dishwasher only if your tray pegs grip the rim awkwardly; the design itself holds up.
- Can I order this mug?
- Not here. This site is a portfolio demo of a store built by AI agents, and checkout was never switched on. The designs and product pages are real; nothing is for sale.
- Why does the headset-radio motif show up on the mug face?
- Headset-and-radio motif rather than the worn-out 'I am the first first-responder' slogan. Public Safety Telecommunicators Week gift for the 911 dispatcher who triaged the call, coached CPR, and kept the line open before the rig arrived.