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Police Telecommunicator Police Department Salary Range: $21.81 - $35.98 Hourly / $47,633.04 - $78,580.32 Annually FLSA Position Class: Full-Time, Non-Exempt Work Schedule: Nights - 6:00pm to 6:00am Posting Closing Date: October 28, 2026 Above rates are base hourly rates - Night Shift Differential of $2.00 more per hour is available for those who work Night...

POSITION SUMMARY:This position has the responsibility of maintaining and testing of the telecommunications systems for the entire Lucas Oil Stadium and Convention Center. Accountability is to the IT Manager.DUTIES:Maintain/repair Stadium and Convention Center data communications systems, cable, phone, fiber optic, CCTV system, and access control systems....

About The Position Performs intermediate technical work on an assigned shift dispatching law enforcement, fire, emergency medical service and non-emergency calls for service, and related work as apparent or assigned. This position requires rotating shift work including nights, weekends, and holidays. Work is performed under the moderate supervision of the...

Radio Dispatcher Performs the radio dispatching and clerical work necessary to support police officers, firefighters/paramedics and other emergency personnel. Work involves receiving non-emergency and emergency incoming calls, dispatching applicable personnel, and operating a computer terminal connected to the Texas Crime Information Center (TCIC),...

JOB TITLE: Telecommunicator JOB CLASS: Full Time DEPARTMENT: Police REPORTS TO: Dispatch Supervisor LOCATION: 310 S Bender Ave, Humble, TX 77338 FLSA STATUS: Non-Exempt WORK HOURS: Varies ESSENTIAL*: Yes Position Summary: Answers calls made to 9-1-1 emergency and non-emergency phone lines to determine if the call requires Police, Fire, EMS or other agency...

Telecommunicator Important: Click the link below to see requirements prior to applying. Summary Perform specialized telecommunications work in receiving and processing emergency and non-emergency calls for the Police, Fire/EMS for the City. Responsible for receiving service calls from the public, prioritizing calls, dispatching appropriate public safety...

Telecommunicator Cityblock Health Remote / United States of America Job Type: Full-Time About Cityblock Health Cityblock was founded in 2017 as the first tech-driven provider for communities with complex needs. We deliver better care to where it's needed most, investing upstream in highly personalized, prevention-oriented health and social...

Job Title Location 199 S. Liberty St, Troy, NC, 27371, United States Base Pay $43,628.19 / Year Employee Type FT Non-Exempt Required Degree High school Manage Others No Minimum Experience 1 Year Job Description Description Requirements

Job Title Telecommunicator Reports To: Lead Telecommunicator Wage/Hour Status: Nonexempt Pay Grade: Police 1 Primary Purpose: The Telecommunicator receives emergency and nonemergency calls and reports, monitors video surveillance systems, and dispatches personnel according to district procedures. He/she also relays information based on the nature and...

SOUTH SOUND 911 LATERAL APPLICATION PROCESS Qualifications for Dispatcher & Call-Taker (Telecommunicator) Positions: Graduation from high school or equivalent, plus two years of experience involving considerable public contact and multi-tasking. Equivalent combination of education and experience is acceptable. Candidates must have a minimum 2 years of...

POSITION SUMMARY: This position has the responsibility of maintaining and testing of the telecommunications systems for the entire Lucas Oil Stadium and Convention Center. Accountability is to the IT Manager. DUTIES: Maintain/repair Stadium and Convention Center data communications systems, cable, phone, fiber optic, CCTV system, and access control...

Job Description Job Description Description: Glenview Public Safety Dispatch Center believes in providing that absolute best-in-class 911 experience to those we serve. We work tirelessly with our agencies and communities to be part of their organization. Aside for the core tasks of a Telecommunicator noted below, GPSDC provides public education for our...

Job Description Job Description This position is responsible for rapid dispatch and documentation of needed law enforcement, fire and medical emergency and non-emergency services in a timely and proficient manner. JOB DESCRIPTION WORKING TITLE: DEPARTMENT: REPORTS TO: TELECOMMUNICATIONS OFFICER SHERIFF'S OFFICE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERGEANT ...

Telecommunicator Performs intermediate technical work on an assigned shift dispatching law enforcement, fire, emergency medical service and non-emergency calls for service, does related work as required. Work is performed under the limited supervision of the Telecommunicator Supervisor. Essential Job Functions Operates emergency communications systems...

Telecommunicator Performs responsible clerical and public safety work dispatching emergency calls and assisting the public. An employee in this class receives incoming routine and emergency public safety calls, dispatches proper personnel for assistance, and maintains contact with public safety units. Employees also utilize computer-aided dispatch to...

Telecommunicator Important: Click the link below to see requirements prior to applying. Summary Perform specialized telecommunications work in receiving and processing emergency and non-emergency calls for the Police, Fire/EMS for the City. Responsible for receiving service calls from the public, prioritizing calls, dispatching appropriate public safety...

Firstcomm Communicator The FirstComm telecommunicator receives requests for interfacility transports from the Transfer Center. These requests are prioritized and dispatched to CCT ambulances via radio. Dispatched calls are tracked using the Flight Vector CAD. The FirstHealth MRH Stroke and STEMI phone lines are answered by the telecommunicator and directed...

Job Title Telecommunicator Job Description Telecommunicators work a rotating 36 hour week followed by a 48 hour week, which could flex down to a 44 hour week determined by staffing. This allows for 4 to 8 hours of overtime per pay period. Telecommunicators with the League City Communication Center answer emergency 9-1-1 calls and non-emergency...

Performs the radio dispatching and clerical work necessary to support police officers, firefighters/paramedics and other emergency personnel. Work involves receiving non-emergency and emergency incoming calls, dispatching applicable personnel, and operating a computer terminal connected to the Texas Crime Information Center (TCIC), National Crime Information...

Plans network installations by studying technical specifications; preparing an installation schematic. Establishes voice and data networks by programming features; establishing interfaces and integrations; following industry standards; activating remote access tools. Verifies service by testing and re-programming circuits, equipment, and alarms; identifying...