911 Police/Fire Dispatcher
Operates and coordinates combined radio communications for police, fire, and animal services. Duties include operation of 9-1-1 computer-aided dispatch, NCIC and MULES systems, cause response and emergency preparedness weather warning sirens, TDD-TTY {hearing impaired phone) and 24-hour recorder as required. Maintains all procedures manuals, directories and maps and performs related duties. Must be able to multi-task and react to high stress situations. In addition to contact with Police, Fire, and Animal Services staff, the position interacts with Codes, other City departments, and Ambulance Personnel as well as citizens and visitors.
Minimum Qualifications
High school diploma or equivalent. Must be able to type at least 35 words-per-minute. Successful completion of training program, including the completion of required NIMS level training within first six months of hire.
Salary Range
$20.18 - $24.87 /Hr. or $41,974 - $51,729 yearly
Have experience dispatching in emergency services? Ask about lateral transfers.
Additional Requirements
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Valid Driver’s License
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Typing Test and Criticall Test
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Drug testing and Hearing Test
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Comprehensive Background Check