- Washington, United States
- On-site
- Full-time · Mid
- $45–$66 per hour
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$45–$66On-site · Full-time · Mid
$116K–$197KFull-time · Manager
$116K–$197K

$24On-site · Full-time · Entry
$44K–$91K
Full-time

Manager
+10K new in the last hour
Experienced patrol officers to join the full service agency, focusing on community-oriented policing, patrolling assigned areas, conducting investigations, and responding to emergency calls.
Starting salary is conditional on applicant experience. Lateral Officers Receive a $25,000 Hiring Sign on Bonus!
Lead Denver 911 emergency communications operations, strategic planning, workforce development, and community engagement.
New hires are typically brought into the organization between $176,417 - $196,661 annually. Position Salary Range $115,683.00 - $196,661.00
Lead Denver 911 operations, overseeing emergency communications, strategic planning, workforce development, and technology integration.
New hires are typically brought into the organization between $176,417 - $196,661 annually. Position Salary Range $115,683.00 - $196,661.00
Performs radio communication dispatch and telecommunication duties for the Atlanta Police and Aviation Department, handling emergency 911 calls and maintaining field unit status.
Salary: $23.51 per hour. There is shift differential pay for evenings and overnight shifts.
Public safety dispatcher responsible for receiving, screening, and dispatching emergency services in the 911 Communications Center.
$44,481.58 - $91,105.56
The Communications Officer receives and documents calls for service throughout the organization and dispatches the appropriate officers, as well as monitors alarms, cameras and access doors.
Lead the Technical Services Division overseeing technology, systems, and personnel supporting emergency communications.