State Law Enforcement Dispatchers, also known as Community Service Officers, are non-sworn communications professionals who serve as the vital link between the public and law enforcement, crucial to maintaining public safety.
Locations (7)
Tampa, Florida, United States
Tallahassee, Florida, United States
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
Orlando-Sanford, Florida, United States
Miami, Florida, United States
Fort Myers, Florida, United States
Lake Worth, Florida, United States
Compensation
$42,936.60 Annually (Includes CMP)
Responsibilities
Responding to emergency and non-emergency calls
Dispatching Troopers and other state law enforcement officers
Monitoring and responding to radio and data communications traffic
Helping coordinate efforts between FHP and other agencies
Receiving, relaying, and documenting call/incident details, law enforcement activity and other information
Requirements
High school diploma or a general equivalency diploma
State Law Enforcement Dispatchers (Community Service Officers) are non-sworn communications professionals who serve as the vital link between the public and law enforcement, responding to emergency and non-emergency calls and dispatching Troopers.
Maintain effective and efficient communications between Departmental, University and outside Law and other Government Agencies, including radio and phone communications, field dispatching, and CAD system management.
Compensation
$24.09 hourly. This position is non-exempt.
Salary Range
$24.09 - $30.09 Salary commensurate with education and experience.
Responsibilities
Perform a variety of specialized support duties within the Public Safety Communications Center
Support duties including radio and phone communications and counter duties, field dispatching and scribing, monitoring Department and University Fire and Life Safety Notifications, Campus Emergency phone line, access control, Alert Notifications and other Telecommunications systems for the purpose of dispatching the appropriate resource
Monitor Department and University Radio Communications Systems, and process campus routine and emergency incidents
Answer and process emergency incidents and routine incidents for assistance, communicate clearly and effectively to a reporting party to collect critical information for officer safety awareness and timely response
Dispatch Public Safety Officers to emergency and routine calls for service
Requirements
High school diploma required
College coursework in police science, criminology or related field preferred
Perform call taker functions to receive, screen, disseminate and record emergency 9-1-1 calls and nonemergency information from the general public, and federal, state and local government agencies to employees within the department via telephone, text to 9-1-1, and Teletype Device for the Deaf (TDD).
Compensation
Pay range: $26.45 - $38.77 per hour
Responsibilities
Perform call taker functions to receive, screen, disseminate and record emergency 9-1-1 calls and nonemergency information
Dispatch, advise and maintain radio communications with police patrol, traffic, animal control, Admin, ESS, Mutual Aid, fire, local government, and detective units in the field
Enter and retrieve data in multiple computer systems such as Computer Aided Dispatch System (CAD), Regional Justice Information System (REJIS), Missouri Uniformed Law Enforcement System (MULES), Chameleon (Animal Control), Mobile Data Terminals, Vesta Phone System, StarChase, KC Scout Cameras, and National Crime Information Center (NCIC)
Receive, cancel, and/or file orders of protection, stolen property, missing persons and runaways, and stolen autos
Receive, enter and disseminate operational and routine reports and messages
Requirements
High School Diploma or equivalent
Nice to have: six months to one year of experience in a related field
An Emergency Medical Dispatcher plays a critical role in the delivery of emergency ambulance services by receiving, assessing and prioritising requests for assistance, providing pre-arrival instructions, and coordinating the timely dispatch of ambulance resources using established protocols and communication systems.
Compensation
$103,676 to $112,055 per annum. Our Employer 12% superannuation contribution is on top of this amount.
Responsibilities
Receive, assess and prioritise emergency ambulance requests
Provide pre-arrival instructions to callers
Coordinate timely dispatch of ambulance resources
Communicate with ambulance crews, hospitals and other emergency services
Maintain accurate operational records and data
Requirements
Certificate IV in Ambulance Communications or equivalent experience
Nice to have: Medical Priority Dispatch System certification
Nice to have: Previous employment in an emergency service operations centre using a Computer Aided Dispatch System
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