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Responsibilities include answering, processing, and/or dispatching both emergency and non-emergency telephone calls and radio responses for law enforcement, fire rescue, emergency medical services, and other related public safety services, including maintenance and guest services requests.
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High school diploma or GED; radio or telephone communication courses helpful; prior related dispatching experience desirable; experience in multi-tasking jobs a plus; equivalent combination of education and experience considered; must pass computerized telecommunicator test and oral interview; selected candidate must successfully pass background investigation conducted by the Police Department.
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This position reports to the Dispatch Supervisor and the Chief of Police. Must be NCIC Certified or be able to become certified within 6 months of hire date and must complete Telecommunicator training (40-hour class) within the first year of employment.
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They determine the location and nature of the emergency, establish priorities, and dispatch police, fire, ambulance, or other emergency units as necessary. As the backbone of Police and Fire Agencies, they are responsible for receiving and processing emergency and non-emergency calls for police, fire, medical and other emergency services.
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Within twelve (12) months of being assigned to the position, must receive training in dispatching police units and attain 9-1-1 Public Safety Telecommunicator Certification through the Department of Health.
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Under the supervision of a Communications Supervisor, the purpose of this position is to receive requests for police, fire and emergency medical assistance from the public and dispatch these requests to the appropriate agencies.
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Telecommunicator role including scheduling (stipend for this additional duty if assigned). Provides detailed call information to officers as needed; maintains status and awareness of law enforcement patrol unit locations and unit's status; monitors message traffic and relays information to officers; follows all CVMO policies and procedures to assure that officer and public safety is the top priority; contacts other law enforcement and emergency services agencies for additional information and resources as needed, and relays information regarding incidents.
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The successful candidate will possess strong communications skills between the general public and emergency service agencies through receipt of telephone calls and radio communications. The candidate must be able to maintain their composure in stressful situations and be able to dispatch the appropriate emergency services and personnel for the City of Algona and Kossuth County.
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Dispatches police, fire and emergency medical units and animal control as well as other city departments, such as public works and parks and recreation, as needed. As a Telecommunications Officer, you will be u nder direct supervision of the Telecommunications Supervisor, receives and dispatches requests for police, fire, ambulance, and animal control emergency and non-emergency services.
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State of Florida DOH Telecommunicator Certification preferred. JOB LOCATION Apopka Police Department, all City owned buildings/property, parks, grounds and recreation facilities. Knowledge of emergency medical dispatch (EMD) and successfully pass the certification test within six months of starting position.
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The purpose of the Communications Specialist-in-Training position is to develop and prepare trainees for employment with City of Greenville as a Communications Specialist I. To successfully complete the program, trainees must demonstrate proficiency in performing a variety of emergency dispatch assignments while learning Greenville City Police Department policies, methods and techniques required to carry out the duties of the job.
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Dispatchers will participate in classroom instruction, complete on the job training in addition to successfully passing various written/practical testing requirements with the goal of obtaining a state certification to work as a Public Safety Telecommunicator within the state of Florida.
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Our Dispatchers receive and dispatch requests for Police, Fire, EMS, and other emergency and non-emergency services. Operates a multi-channel public safety radio system while simultaneously listening to and comprehends both telephone and radio traffic; receives and transmits pertinent information on all calls for services including those in progress and those involving other agencies; monitors activities of Police, Fire and Emergency Medical Service personnel; maintains the location and call status of all emergency units during an assigned dispatch shift.
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Experience as a public safety emergency service dispatcher for a police, fire, or emergency medical services (EMS) in a state, city, county, or federal governmental agency. One year of equivalent experience as a public safety emergency service dispatcher for a police, fire, or emergency medical services (EMS) in a city, county, or federal governmental agency.
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Emergency Medical, Emergency Fire and Emergency Police Certifications from the National Academy of Emergency Dispatch. The work is performed under the administrative direction of the City Manager and is reviewed by the City Manager and the Public Safety Communications Center Committee which is composed of the Dubuque County Sheriff, the City of Dubuque Fire Chief, the City of Dubuque Police Chief, a representative of the other law enforcement agencies within Dubuque County and a representative from the Dubuque County Fire Association.
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