Dispatch/ Communications Center

The Communication Center duty is to provide professional services to the citizens and public safety agencies of Grand County utilizing team-oriented, professional, courteous, and trained telecommunicators.

Now Hiring Dispatchers

For any questions about the Dispatcher position please call 970-725-3343 or send an email to so_info@co.grand.co.us.

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Dispatchers work 12 hour shifts for a total of seven days in a two week period allowing you to enjoy three days off one week and four days off the next. We cover the clock 24 hours a day. Time and a half overtime is paid for all hours worked over 80. All uniforms are provided and frequent overtime shifts are available. On the job training is provided as only a High School Diploma or GED is required. Dispatchers are paid to talk on the phone and radio, some conversations are critical lifesaving calls and many chats are pleasant, helping serve the citizens of Grand County. Dispatchers play a crucial role within law enforcement and public safety. Dispatchers are heroes and know they make a difference in the lives of others every single day. 

Service

The Grand County Communications Center is the primary answering point for 911 calls in Grand County. We dispatch emergency and non-emergency calls for service and provide support for:

• Grand County Sheriff’s Department
• Fraser Winter Park Police Department
• Granby Police Department
• Kremmling Police Department
• Grand County EMS
• Fire and Rescue
• Search and Rescue
• Road and Bridge

The Communications Center also handles air traffic control for Flight for Life and Airlife medical helicopters while in Grand County.