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Grand Junction Regional Communication Center The Grand Junction Regional Communication Center (GJRCC) is a 24 hour, 365 day a year operation, responsible for answering 911 an non emergency calls. The GJRCC is located in the Grand Junction Police Department and has a staff of 46 employees who are responsible for dispatching 8 law enforcement and 11 fire/EMS agencies in Mesa County. To become a trained 911 telecommunicator, a person must complete eight months of classroom and on -the-job training. This extensive training process includes learning numerous policies, understanding how to handle a variety of requests for service, and becoming certified in Emergency Medical Dispatching, CPR and Colorado and National Crime Information Center Operations. It is our desire to hire people for the position of 911 telecommunicator who are not only qualified, but know what they are getting into before they start. A Day in the Life
The GJRCC also provides limited emergency communication services for many state and federal agencies, including:
Incident Dispatching: The Incident Dispatch Team responds to large incidents in the Mobile Communication Vehicle providing on scene dispatch support. In 2008, the Incident Dispatch Team provided support for Country Jam, Rock Jam, Fruita fireworks night, Air Show and for a fire near Colbran. Emergency Notifications: The Emergency Notification System alerts citizens of imminent threat to life and property by calling standard telephones, cell phones, text messages and email. Last Updated: Wednesday, June 17, 2009 |
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Information about Wireless Telephones and 9-1-1 What to Expect
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