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  Spring, Tx. July 13, 2026: The Cy-Fair Houston Chamber of Commerce recently recognized Harris County ESD 11 Field Training Officer Cori Rocha for her outstanding work serving the community.

Harris County ESD 11 Chief Operating Officer Nick Smith presented Cori with the award on behalf of the Chamber at a luncheon attended by many community and Chamber members at the Cy-Fair ISD Performing Arts Center.

“Recently Cori was dispatched to a pregnancy complications call. This patient had recently been discharged from the hospital due to a miscarriage. Miscarriages are unfortunately a common issue with pregnancy, but usually, most do not have a lot of complications. On this day, Cori found a patient who was experiencing life-threatening bleeding,” says Chief Operating Officer Nick Smith.

“While it does not happen often, this is a complication that can lead to death without quick recognition and treatment. Cori quickly identified the critical nature of this bleeding and knew that this patient would benefit from Blood Product Administration. Cori was aware that a Field Supervisor had been added to this call already, so she moved quickly to prepare the patient so that Blood Products could be administered quickly once the Field Supervisor arrived.   Cori was able to quickly get Blood Products administered to this patient. The patient experienced improvements almost immediately. The patient had improvements in her vital signs, her overall appearance, and most importantly, she reported that she felt much better.  The patient was transported to the hospital and continued to improve.”

About The Cy-Fair Houston Chamber of Commerce:

Since 1986, the Cy-Fair Houston Chamber of Commerce has played a vital role in the growth of the community. The Chamber is a member-driven organization which serves the community by providing value to businesses through advocacy, leadership and growth. The Chamber does this by uniting Cy-Fair member businesses and creating strategic partnerships in transportation, education, and local infrastructure.

About Harris County ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare:       

Harris County ESD 11 Mobile Healthcare covers a 177 square mile area of northern Harris County with over 700,000 residents, the largest Emergency Service District in the state of Texas.  Harris County ESD 11 receives over 65,000 calls a year and consistently ranks among the best EMS services in the country for speed of response, patient satisfaction and quality of care. The Harris County Emergency Services District 11 Communication Center, known as Control, is recognized as an ACE Accredited Center of Excellence by the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch. This prestigious designation highlights our commitment to excellence in emergency dispatch services. As an ACE-accredited agency, we enjoy increased visibility in community service, enhanced support in litigation and liability management, and improved recruitment and retention, affirming the value and impact of our team’s work.         

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Contact: Miranda Sevcik, ESD 11 Public Information Officer 346-226-8808