We would be honored to speak to you and/or your group. Taos Central Dispatch receives all police, fire, medical and animal control calls as well as emergency 911 calls and non-emergency calls for those public safety. If you would like a speaker to educate your group about 9-1-1 services, Smart 9-1-1, or the RAVE Alert program, Please contact us at the phone number above.
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To provide efficient and effective routing of Public Safety Services in a courteous and professional manner to the citizens of Hillsdale County.
Absolutely no general fund tax dollars supplement the dispatch center's operations, maintenance, or equipment. The 9-1-1 surcharge may be applied to any device that has the capability of accessing the 9-1-1 network such as land line telephones, cellular telephones, and Voice over Internet Phones (VoIP). Hillsdale County 9-1-1/Central Dispatch is funded solely by a 9-1-1 surcharge that is applied to your telephone bill. When a 9-1-1 call is answered, the dispatcher first obtains important information from the caller such as the location and nature of the call while their partner dispatches (sends) the appropriate emergency response agency. All calls made to 9-1-1 within Hillsdale County are routed through our communications center. We operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with 10 full-time and 4 part-time dispatchers. Hillsdale County 9-1-1/Central Dispatch is the public service answering point (PSAP) for Hillsdale County. Telecommunication Job Description | Self Screen Document | Telecommunication Job Application We are currently hiring and will until all positions are filled. If you are calling from outside Hillsdale County, you may dial 51 to reach the Dispatch Center 24 X 7.Ĭentral Dispatch Telecommunication Job Opportunities You need JavaScript enabled to view it.Ĭall 9-1-1 to reach the Dispatch Center 24 X 7 for Police, Fire, or Ambulance for both Emergency and Non-Emergency calls. This email address is being protected from spambots. Now able to receive 9-1-1 TEXT MESSAGES! Thomas W. Juanita Sarles, Department of TreasuryĪug10 a.m.Overview | Mission Statement | Communication | Telecommunication Job Opportunities | New Building Project Completed David Plumb, Genesee County 911, Members: Marlana Terrian, Clare County Central Dispatch, Mr. Elizabeth Bagos, Macomb County Sheriff's Office, Ms. Jennifer Robertson, Farmington Hills Police Department, Ms. Melissa Harris, Ingham County 911 Central Dispatch Center, Ms. Amy Thomas, Montcalm County Central Dispatch Authority, Ms. Tammy Smith, Ottawa County Central Dispatch, Mr. Christine Collom, Clinton County Central Dispatch, Ms. Jeff Troyer, State 911 Committee, Kalamazoo County Consolidated Dispatch Authority, Ms. Stephanie Lehman, Director, State 911 Committee, Barry County Central Dispatch, Training Subcommittee Members: David Aungst, Lenawee County Sheriff's Office, Vice Chair: Ms. This system will be administered through the State 911 Office, Theresa Hart at 51 or Chair: Lt.
The subcommittee also reviews yearly PSAP training fund applications for approval or denial and forwards the recommended FTE count to the SNC for final approval. This includes compliance with mandated 911 Training Standards, and review, approval, and monitoring of State 911 Committee (SNC) approved training courses. The 911 Training Subcommittee (NTS) serves to ensure that requirements defined in the 911 statute are met.
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