Why Should You Become A Dispatcher?

You’ll be the vital link between those in need and the help they require. If you’re looking for a rewarding career where you can make a meaningful impact from behind the scenes, then becoming a dispatcher is the perfect fit for you.

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Dispatchers Have An Important Responsibility In The Communities They Serve.

They play a crucial role in emergency response, coordinating resources, and providing critical assistance during times of crisis. They think quickly and communicate effectively.

They
make a difference in saving lives.
 

CORE QUALIFICATIONS

Below are a few of the general requirements to become a dispatcher in Illinois. Please note that hiring policies and job descriptions may differ between offices. Illinois County Sheriff’s Offices are committed to Equal Opportunity Employment.

The Illinois Sheriffs’ Association (ISA) does not have authority or involvement over any hiring decisions.

  • Be a resident of the State of Illinois

  • Must be at least 18, though some Offices require individuals to be aged 21+

  • Must possess or be able to obtain a valid driver’s license

  • Must possess a high school diploma or equivalent
  • Background check may be required

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