Are you interested in beginning or continuing a dynamic career as a 9-1-1 professional? The Broomfield Police Department is seeking dedicated individuals to join our team as 9-1-1 Public Safety Telecommunicators.
Your role in 9-1-1 will play a crucial part in ensuring the safety of the public and field responders. Broomfield's 9-1-1 Communications Center is responsible for managing emergency and non-emergency calls for service within the City and County of Broomfield, as well as dispatching appropriate police, fire, and medical resources.
The Highlights
Rotating Shift Work: Schedules will include days, swings, and graveyards, spanning Sunday through Saturday, including holidays and mandatory overtime.
Total Compensation Package: 9-1-1 Telecommunicators enjoy a highly competitive compensation package and benefits, including a 6% employer retirement match, 112 hours paid vacation + 80 hours paid sick leave per year + 12 paid holidays, and Free Recreation Center Pass (Gym & Pool).
Employee Well-Being: Ranked as the 4th healthiest place to live in the United States, the City & County of Broomfield prioritizes you and your family's well-being with direct access to wellness programs, peer support, and psychological services at no cost to the employee.
Career Growth: Progression opportunities are a key focus within Broomfield PD. We prioritize your growth and development, offering avenues for advancement and skill enhancement. This includes participating in recruiting efforts and public education as well as our certified training officer program, which provides individuals with the chance to earn up to 12% higher than their regular rate.Additionally, staff are encouraged to engage in recognition and team-building activities, and be part of department-wide committees.
Why Broomfield?
Salary Range: $36.14 - $49.92/hour
Starting pay is determined based on years of relevant experience, with applicants with little to no experience in primary PSAP (Public Safety Answering Point) roles being eligible for the starting amount listed above.
Lateral Applicants - Broomfield Police Department is eager to be a part of your career in public safety! BPD will pay year-for-year for your experience in PSAP roles according to our Step Plan (that’s right, our Step Plan is not just for Officers!).
Free Recreation Center Pass (Gym & Pool)
112 hours paid vacation + 80 hours sick leave per year + 12 paid holidays
Excellent and affordable medical, dental, & vision insurance, with wellness discounts on insurance premiums available.
6% employer retirement match
Selection Process
Our selection process includes the following steps: application review, CritiCall 911 computer-based skills assessment, virtual one-sided interview, integrity interview, Computer Voice Stress Analysis, psychological suitability evaluation, sit-along with dispatch, background investigation, and post-offer physical and psychological evaluations.
