The Town of Easton Police Department has an immediate Full-Time opening for an experianced Public Safety Dispatcher. Qualified candidate must have a minimum of one year public safety dispatching and hold current certificates in : SEBT-911, APCO 40 hr telecommunicator, APCO-EMD, CJIS/LEAPS and CPR.
Position requres candidate to work any one of 3 shifts, including holiday, nights, weekends, and overtime as needed. the 40 hr work week is composed of five, 8 hour shifts. This position includes a competitive union benefit package and shift differentials.
Minimum starting salary is $16.00 hr. Duties include, but not limited to, receiving emergency phone calls, business phone calls, radio dispatching for Police, walk-in-public, operating the Pamet CAD system, Packetcluster MDT, record keeping and other related tasks.
Job description and employment applications may be picked up at the station, at any time.
Easton Police Department 46 Lothrop Street North Easton, MA 02375 Fax: (50 230-2251 Phone50 230-3429
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