Police Communications Operator

Transmits and receives voice messages over radio-telephone equipment; Relay messages verbally by telephone, or in writing as directed; Monitors several radio channels continuously, simultaneously. Monitors fire alarms and burglar alarms; maintains a log of all incoming messages and or any unusual emergency signals detected or actions taken; Functions as a control operator when radio communications involve two or more other stations, fixed or mobile; Keeps the communications center in a neat and orderly condition at all times; Serves as receptionist or information clerk, answering inquiries from the public; Issues and controls police and security equipment, routes incoming departmental mail; Assist in the routine clerical work of other sections to the extent of the duties of his/her primary function; Inputs and receives messages/bulletins over the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) computer terminal; performs other necessary duties as required.