School District 911 Dispatcher – 24/7 Emergency Communications

Pasadena Independent School District; Pasadena (TX); On-site; USD 17,000 - 24,000; Part time

Job summary

Pasadena Independent School District is seeking a Temporary Police Dispatcher to provide round-the-clock police, fire, EMS, and 911 emergency communications support for the district. The role includes alarm monitoring, incident logging, and coordination with school administrators to ensure rapid response and safety across all facilities.

The position requires English communication, basic dispatch software skills, and the ability to work without direct supervision in a high‑stress environment.

Qualifications

• High School diploma or GED required.
• Must obtain TCLEOSE Basic Telecommunicator Proficiency certification within 12 months.
• Must pass an in-depth background check including polygraph.

Responsibilities

• Operate police radio communications and dispatch police units.
• Maintain written and computerized logs of all calls for service.
• Receive complaints and relay information to appropriate personnel.
• Prioritize calls and coordinate police response.
• Monitor alarm systems for district buildings and facilities.
• Operate and monitor security cameras as required.
• Enter and track TCIC/NCIC/NCIC data as prescribed.
• Assist with AMBER alerts and incident records.

Skills

English communication

Dispatch software proficiency

Problem solving

Multi-tasking under stress

Independent work

Education

High School Diploma or GED

TCLEOSE Basic Telecommunicator Proficiency Certification

Tools

TCIC/NCIC system

DPS Sexual Offender database

Alarm monitoring software

Job description

Pasadena Independent School District is seeking a Temporary Police Dispatcher to provide round-the-clock police, fire, EMS, and 911 emergency communications support for the district. The role includes alarm monitoring, incident logging, and coordination with school administrators to ensure rapid response and safety across all facilities.

The position requires English communication, basic dispatch software skills, and the ability to work without direct supervision in a high‑stress environment.