Why Become a Member?
Becoming a member means joining a statewide community committed to advancing the 911 profession in Massachusetts. Your membership helps strengthen advocacy, support professional development, and ensure your voice is represented in critical conversations about the future of emergency communications.
Where Your Dues Go
Membership dues directly support our mission by funding training opportunities, public awareness campaigns, legislative initiatives, member events, and resources that benefit emergency telecommunicators across the Commonwealth.
Together, we’re shaping a stronger, more connected 911 community. Join us today.
What Does it Cost?
Our membership fees are tailored by agency size, but also include corporate and individual rates:
| Full Membership Level (number of employees) | Cost |
|---|---|
| Level 1 (1-10) | $300 |
| Level 2 (11-16) | $500 |
| Level 3 (17-21) | $700 |
| Level 4 (22+) | $1,000 |
| Corporate Membership* | $250 |
| Individual Membership* | $30 |
| Retired Public Safety Employee Member / Life Member* | Free |
| * indicates non-voting member |
How Do I Become a Member?
Signing up is easy! To receive an invoice, click the button to fill out our membership application.
To pay by PayPal, Debit, or Credit Card, scroll to the bottom of this page and follow the checkout prompts.
My Agency Needs a W9 and Tax ID #:
Your agency may need the MCSA W-9 form to process the payment.
The MCSA Taxpayer ID number is 22-3762967.
Who Can I Contact With Questions?
Please contact the MCSA Treasurer, Warren Gould, at Boxford Emergency Communications Department with any billing questions.
Payments should be directed to:
Massachusetts Communications Supervisors Association
Warren Gould – Director of Operations
Boxford Emergency Communications
285 Ipswich Road
Boxford, MA 01921
by e-mail: treasurer@ma911.org
by phone: 978-887-8136
by FAX: 978-887-8138