911 Dispatcher

Purpose of Position:
As the first, first responder, the 911 Dispatcher is the first contact for most citizens in need of help. In Pierce county, 911 Dispatchers answer all 911 calls and interpret & relay information to appropriate responding public safety units or agencies according to established protocols.

The 911 Dispatcher provides follow-up communication and assistance as necessary to assist field responders. All 911 Dispatchers must be able to work an assigned 24/7 schedule that will include weekdays, weekends, and holiday shifts of 8, 10 or 12 hours including overnight hours.

Minimum Qualifications

High School Diploma or Equivalent; and
Must pass a pre-employment screening test demonstrating computer proficiency; and
Valid Driver’s License; and
Selected candidates must also pass a required background review for law enforcement employment purposes (no felony convictions); and
Final appointment is contingent on passing a physical examination and drug screening.
Preferred Qualifications

Previous experience in public safety (law enforcement, fire, EMS or military).
Previous experience in a fast -paced team environment.
General law enforcement or dispatching experience.

This position is a FT 40 hours per week position starting at $23.95- $25.31 per hour (depending on qualifications). See attached position description.

The following time line with pertain to this posting:

Posting: Now – March 15
Screening: March 16 or 18
Testing: March 19-24
Sit-Along: March 27 – April 3
Interviews: April 13
Conditional Offers: April 13-14
Backgrounds: April 15-22
Medical/Hearing Screenings: April 22-28
Formal Offer: May 1

https://www.co.pierce.wi.us/job_detail_T3_R418.php

Deadline Note: Application closes at 4:30 P.M.