Mt. Vernon Police Department welcomes new 911 dispatcher (IL)

he Mt. Vernon Police Department would like to welcome their newest telecommunicator (911 dispatcher) Javier Ruiz-Roubert. He will be answering 911 calls, dispatching police, fire, and EMS that are within the city. Javier brings experience to this position having worked as a part time telecommunicator with another agency, EMT for an ambulance company, and a volunteer firefighter…

Become a 911 Dispatcher! (WA)

e will be testing in Spokane on November 14th and 15th!

Test for over 2 dozen dispatch positions!

Okanogan County Sheriff’s Office – Communication Officer/Dispatcher: 1 opening RIVERCOM 911 – Dispatcher: 6 openings Yakima County Sheriff’s Office – Law Enforcement Dispatcher: Establishing eligibility list Toppenish Police Department – Communications Officer / Dispatcher: 1 opening…

Public Safety Dispatcher I (NY)

RESIDENCE REQUIREMENTS: CANDIDATES MUST HAVE BEEN LEGAL RESIDENTS OF ERIE COUNTY FOR AT LEAST ONE MONTH IMMEDIATELY PRECEDING THE DATE OF THE WRITTEN TEST AND MUST BE LEGAL RESIDENTS OF ERIE COUNTY AT THE TIME OF APPOINTMENT. There are future anticipated vacancies at the Erie County Central Police Services.

A promotion examination will be held at the same time as this examination. The list resulting from the promotion examination will be used first but appointments from this open competitive examination are anticipated. Use of the list may be suspended after it is one year old for any position which it is practical to fill through a new promotion examination…

Shrewsbury voters to be asked to approve $42 million for public safety complex (MA)

Shrewsbury – Town Meeting members met for a Special Town Meeting Sept. 29 to vote on a measure to approve $42 million debt exclusion to fund a new police station and public safety radio system. That request was resoundingly approved. Next, the voters will have their say when the question is presented on the Nov. 3 ballot.

The existing police station, which was built in 197, has according to Police Chief Kevin E. Anderson, significantly outlived its intended lifetime….

Plummeting revenues threaten planned public safety building (CA)

With the local economy shaken and city revenues on a steep decline, Palo Alto is preparing to reconsider its most ambitious infrastructure project: the new public safety building that is slated to go up in the California Avenue business district.

The city has recently gone out to bid on the project, which has an estimated price tag of $115 million. City Manager Ed Shikada said Monday that the city expects to get the bids back in the coming weeks, giving the council a chance to approve construction work for the project before the end of the year…