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CHUBBUCK POLICE COMMUNICATIONS
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The Communications Division is staffed by six full-time Communications Operators
including a Communications Supervisor. The communications
center, located within the Police Department offices, has
two fully equipped dispatch stations in order to accommodate up to two Communications
Operators on duty at any given time. We are here to help you with your emergencies 24/7.
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COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
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Our primary duty is to receive information concerning police, fire, and medical
incidents and pass the information on to appropriate responders, so public
safety assistance can be rendered as necessary. Additionally, we receive and route
all business and animal control calls made to the Police Department, and we perform a variety of clerical tasks, including documentation of our communications activities.
Our communications are conducted by way of five business telephone lines, two 911
emergency lines, and three radio frequencies, and documentation is accomplished
by way of live-time data entry.
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SOMETHING NEW: DON'T CALL US - WE'LL CALL YOU
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The Chubbuck Police Department is working with Bannock County Emergency Services to spread the
word regarding an exciting new technology that allows us to notify you via your mobile phone of
an emergency situation or natural disaster that we feel you should be made aware of. Each number provided will
be added to the regional database to receive voice notifications. Please click
here
for more information and to sign up. You can also call our non-emergency number, 237-7172, for more
information about this program.
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