Police Department Compensation Plan Full Time 226 2026-2027 Starting Hourly Rate - $26.25 per hour 2026 27 School Year - 226 workdays Beginning 2027 28 School Year - The position will transition to a 260-day work schedule and may be assigned to one of three shifts (day, evening, or night) based on departmental operational needs.
Job Title/Position: Dispatcher Department/School: Police Department Pay Information: Police Department Compensation Plan Supervised By: Chief of Police FLSA: Non-Exempt Date Revised: January 2020
Primary Purpose: Under general supervision, receives emergency and non-emergency calls from the District staff and the public and dispatches police or contacts other emergency agencies, as appropriate. Monitors police and District radios for calls for assistance.
1. Receive calls requesting immediate police and other emergency services, such as medical, fire, and after-hours issues affecting District operations: dispatch police or contact appropriate emergency agencies/personnel; effectively interface with callers to obtain required information and provide reassurance, as necessary; accurately complete related department logs and records regarding emergency call activities.
2. Receive non-emergency calls from District staff and the public: provide directions, information or other assistance, as requested.
3. Monitor the Greater Austin/Travis Regional Radio System (GATRRS) PfISD PD frequency & PfISD District radio system frequencies for officer or District employee assistance.
4. Access TLETS and TCIC databases to provide police officers with information on individual's driver's license status, vehicle registration information, wanted or stolen statuses, and Computerized Criminal History (CCH) information.
5. Monitor the District's Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) system to alert police officers and District security personnel of situations that may require their response or to observe potential officer safety risks to alert the responding police officer to.
6. May provide administrative support to the department to include greeting visitors, answering telephones, filing, typing, preparing technical police reports, maintain and update designated logs, files, databases, and maps, make copies, as well as fax information and correspondence.
7. May train less-experienced Dispatchers, as requested by department management.
8. Obtain and maintain in-service training and certification levels as required by the department, TCOLE, TCIC/NCIC.
9. May assist Records Division to identify, research and disseminate information and documentation regarding Open Records Requests.
10. Communicates with the supervisor on administrative matters within the department or community concerns.
11. Prepare written documentation as needed on an accurate and timely basis.
12. Maintain confidentiality of information and records and security of the police department.
13. Clean and otherwise perform routine maintenance of the Police Dispatch area as needed, such as change printer/toner cartridges, add paper to copiers, and have vendor contacted for service as necessary.
14. Follow Educator Code of Conduct & all policies, procedures, laws and State/Federal regulations.
15. Perform other duties as assigned.
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Prolonged use of computer; repetitive hand motions; maintain emotional control under stress; must be able to lift and/or carry at least 35 lbs.
The foregoing statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by employees assigned to this job title.
They are not intended to be construed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, knowledge, skills, and abilities required.
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