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Chippewa County is seeking Emergency Telecommunicators to support 24-hour police, fire, and EMS dispatch for Chippewa, Luce, and Mackinac counties. Training is provided on-site and off-site, and you will handle both administrative and emergency calls while coordinating with first responders.
Responsibilities include providing medical instructions, monitoring activity, data entry, and interagency collaboration with road commissions, tow services, and utility departments to ensure swift emergency
Chippewa County has openings for the Emergency Telecommunicator position(s). This position is an integral part of Eastern Upper Peninsula's public safety that provides 24-hour police, fire, and emergency medical response to the public to Chippewa County, Luce County, and Mackinac County. Extensive dispatch/public safety training provided both on site and off. This position provides an exciting and meaningful job assisting the public and being a part of the emergency responders team. This position receives both administrative and emergency calls and dispatches law enforcement, fire and/or emergency medical services throughout the county. Utilizes special computer systems to secure necessary information for first responders and enters information relative to warrants, personal protective orders, stolen vehicles and other such data for law enforcement. Telecommunicators work with many other local community partners as well to assist in emergencies such as road commission, tow companies, Eastern Upper Peninsula Transportation Authority, electric companies, water and street departments.
Takes emergency and non-emergency request for assistance, dispatching appropriate unit, and maintaining contact with responding units to gather and supply information.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities of a 911 Dispatcher:
Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: