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The Denver 911 Center serves the citizens of Denver twenty four hours a day, seven days a week.  As a result, applicants must be willing to work weekends, holidays, shifts which include swing or graveyards and overtime on short notice.

Previous experience as a 911 Agent or Dispatcher can make a candidate more competitive; however it is not a pre-requisite for employment.

Success in the field of emergency communications is reliant on several key competencies and skills such as:  flexibility, multi-tasking abilities, exceptional listening skills, attention to detail and the ability to problem solve.

If you are interested in joining our team of motivated, responsible, and dedicated individuals, click HERE to go to the Career Service website.  If we are currently hiring, the job will be posted, allowing you to complete the online application.

  Click HERE for the 911 Operator’s Job Description

 Click HERE for the Police Dispatcher's Job Description

 

If you have any further employment questions, please contact our Director,

Carl Simpson at 720.913.2025



Emergency Number:  911

 

Non-emergency Number
Police: 720.913.2000

 Special Needs Registry

 

If you have a minute, please take our Citizen Survey by clicking this LINK  we appreciate your time!

Every member of our Denver 911 team has the benefit of the Civilian Peer Support Group.  This group offers Stress Management Training, Critical Incident Stress Management, as well as all aspects of professional and personal, one-on-one counseling.  All aspects of the Civilian Peer Support Group are completely confidential.

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