KC Scout Shout!

Emergency Responder Carlos Campos has made a name for himself as an employee who prioritizes the safety of co-workers and the driving public. “He continues to rise to the top on every occasion,” KC Scout Incident Management Coordinator Marcus Slaughter said.   Most recently, Campos patched the tire for 70-year-old Smithville resident Nick Eisman.   “I can’t say enough good about the help I got that night,” Eisman said.   Eisman was driving southbound on Interstate 435 toward Interstate 70 west when he realized he had a flat tire. His daughter was in the car with him. The two were headed to her softball game.   “My daughter was playing Midnight Madness and her first game was at 9 p.m.,” Eisman said. “I have roadside assistance on my van and I called them at 8:30 and I got no response.”   Eisman then called his daughter’s coach who was able to pick her up so she wouldn’t miss her game.   Eisman called his insurance company again at 9:15 p.m. and that's around the time that he saw Cam

Congratulations and special thanks are in order for KC Scout's Maintenance Technician Dwayne Brown! On Wednesday, Aug. 17, the KC Scout team recognized Brown with a High Achiever Award. Brown was hired originally as KC Scout's first ever locator in April 2020. Not long after, he was promoted as KC Scout's first ever maintenance technician. He jumped into these roles at the same time the jobs were being developed. The maintenance technician is responsible for preventative maintenance and cleaning of field cabinets and cameras. Additionally, Brown stepped up to also assist with basic IT networking tasks to help his fellow co-workers. Brown is known for saying that team work makes the dream work, and his efforts to connect and assist his co-workers has definitely not gone unnoticed. "Dwayne was instrumental in fine tuning the role and helped create the training manuals for all future people that follow him in these positions," explains KC Scout Manager Randy Johnson.