Our Mission is to provide quality service to inter-departmental agencies thus enabling these agencies to perform their duties effectively and efficiently, and to provide requested services to citizens and other departments in a courteous, helpful, and timely manner by maintaining high standards of professionalism.
Staffing
The Communications Center is under the direction of the Communications Center Manager, who reports directly to the Assistant Chief of Police of Administration. There is an Assistant Communications Center Manager and three Shift Supervisors. The Department has one Administrative Assistant.
The Center is authorized 37 Dispatchers. Public Safety Dispatcher (I) is the entry level position for the Communications Division. When training, experience, and performance are met by a Public Safety Dispatcher (I), they have the opportunity to advance to a Public Safety Dispatcher (II) position and will assume additional duties as a Lead Dispatcher and a Communications Training Officer. Additional benefits are available to those who qualify and include the following items: shift differential, a certificate and/or bilingual pay.
Responsibility
Communications is a 24/7 operation. There are three eight-hour shifts: 0600-1400 (6 a.m.-2 p.m.); 1400-2200 (2 p.m.-10 p.m.); 2200-0600 (10 p.m.-6 p.m.). We have an annual operating budget of over $2,000,000.00.
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