he Town of Hollis Communications Center is seeking a well-organized and well qualified individual to serve as the Dispatch Supervisor. The ideal candidate must be able to manage, analyze, clarify, process, and disseminate information provided by citizens and safety personnel via telephone and radio. Typical duties include, but are not limited to: maintaining radio contact with public safety agencies (Police, Fire, EMS & DPW) in the field; dealing one on one with people in the lobby of the police station/communications center; answering 911 and other emergency calls… READ MORE
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