Paradise Valley Police Department offers the pride of a career in public safety without the physical demand and danger that comes with police work. Dispatchers are the first, first responders who send assistance where needed and are the ears on the scene until responders arrive. They serve as the primary communication link between law enforcement and citizens of the Town of Paradise Valley. This position requires working under stress with accuracy in a calm and efficient manner to provide the highest level of service to our citizens.
Dispatcher Responsibilities
Paradise Valley Police Dispatchers are responsible for:
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Answering E911 lines, non-emergency "Crime Stop" lines and, internal administrative telephone lines
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Monitoring incoming activations for all resident alarm systems that are linked through the Town’s alarm program
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Dispatching and communicating with on-duty Officers while making entries into the department’s computer system
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Utilizing various criminal justice databases to obtain needed information
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Verifying the validity of arrest warrants and other court orders
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Entering stolen property, vehicles and missing / endangered persons into a nation-wide database
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Receiving and sending messages to other local, State, or federal law enforcement agencies via the computer system.
Required Experience
When an opening occurs, the department seeks only those individuals with at least two years of previous public safety dispatching experience. This ensures that only highly qualified personnel are hired.
Recruitment