Robertson County 911

We are hiring for a 911 Data Analyst!!! If you think you might be interested, we would love to have you as part of our team. Please review the job details below and apply at:

https://robertson911.com/?page_id=221

JOB SUMMARY:

The 911 Addressing Data Analyst is an entry-level position within 911 Addressing. Data analysts work closely with the 911 Communications Center and multiple agencies and departments, both inside and outside Robertson County to issue addresses for new construction and address changes. The work performed is under the general supervision of the 911 Addressing Coordinator, Assistant Director, and Director.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

• Performs general office duties such as answering phones, filing, and assisting the public.
• Updates data in CAD (computer aided dispatch).
• Verifies addresses for multiple departments and agencies.
• Works with other 911 Addressing staff on addressing changes/new addresses.
• Notifies appropriate agencies and municipalities of address changes, mailing letters to agencies and residents notifying them of address changes and informational meetings.
• Adds and updates information in mapping system.
• Assists in issuing addresses by driving, walking, and measuring roads.
• Works closely with contractors and residents on creation of private drives.
• Enters building permit and certificate of occupancy data in 911 records.
• Obtains commercial and apartment data for updates.
• Enters fire hydrant data in CAD and hydrant list.
• Creates structure data list for address changes.
• Performs other duties as assigned to meet the needs of the organization.

Knowledge of:

• Basic computer skills including typing, emailing, scanning documents, creating attachments, etc.
• Geography of Robertson County, to include jurisdictional boundaries, cities, highways, main streets, and landmarks.
• Process and principles for providing customer service.
• Basic Microsoft program tasks

Ability to:

• Effectively perform the full range of duties as described above.
• Understand and read maps.
• Apply a high level of initiative, discretion, and judgment in accomplishing the work.
• Develop and maintain effective working relationships with assigned staff, the public, coworkers, supervisors, and user agency stakeholders from other agencies or jurisdictions.
• Walk or stand for extended periods of time.
• Operate a motor vehicle.

QUALIFICIATIONS:

• High School diploma or equivalent
• Valid Driver’s License
• Must be at least 18 years of age
• Must be a citizen of the United States
• Must be able to pass a drug screening and basic physical

WORK ENVIRONMENT:

Work is performed partially in an environment with stationary seating and partially in the field. Work entails extensive keyboarding and manual dexterity, and entails regular reaching, stretching, and lifting of standard supplies and materials. Work often requires driving, standing, and walking short distances, some of which can be on rough terrain and construction sites.

Applications will close June 27, 2024.

Employment | Robertson County 911

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We are a little late posting but we wanted to show our appreciation for all of our officers. 🖤💙🖤

Everyone stay weather aware today. Have ways to get warnings. One way is through our CodeRED alert system. Follow the link below to sign up:

https://public.coderedweb.com/CNE/en-US/BFB21F7BC146?isMobile=true

We would like to thank everyone for all the love shown to us during Telecommunicator Week. We greatly appreciate every donation, meal, snack, and kind words given to us during the week. 🖤💛🖤

Special thanks to:
Chick-fil-a
Dairy Queen
Whitt’s BBQ
Starbucks
Renew Massage Therapy
Reid’s Towing
E & E Towing
Cupcakes by Kellie
Flowers 615
White House Police Department
Springfield Police Department
Ashley & Chris Hyde
Becky Sligar

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It's National 911 Public Safety Telecommunications Week! The Springfield Police Department celebrated by thanking our local dispatchers for all their work in our community. Join us in thanking these unseen public safety heroes.

A HUGE thank you to Becky Sligar for dropping off this awesome basket of snacks to celebrate National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week!

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💛🖤We would like to wish our friends over at Robertson County 911 a Happy Telecommunicators Week!🖤💛

There is so much you all do behind the scenes to make the job easier for our local police, fire, and ems! We cannot think you enough for everything you do!

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We would like to thank our dispatchers at Robertson County 911 for their hard work and dedication to helping keep our community safe. Dispatchers are the voice when you need help and in guiding First Responders to you in your time of need. They are the unseen heroes.

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💛 Happy National Telecommunicator Week 💛

Thank you for being the first line of communication for our community!

Happy Telecommunicators week!! 🖤💛🖤

Robertson County Residents:

Robertson County EMA in conjunction with Robertson County 911 are working to complete a Storm Shelter Registry. This registry will allow dispatchers to notify first responders of storm shelter locations to check in damaged areas in the event of a disaster. We ask citizens of Robertson County that have a storm shelter in their home, organization, or business please fill out the link below. We encourage you to fill out the form completely as this information is vital for response.

Link: https://www.cognitoforms.com/RobertsonCountyEMA/RobertsonCountyEMAStormShelterRegistry

2 PM Monday Update: We continue to expect severe thunderstorms in Middle Tennessee on Tuesday. All types of severe weather are possible.

* Tornadoes, possibly strong
* Damaging wind gusts over 60 mph
* Large hail

Timing for greatest severe risk: 1 PM to 8 PM CDT. This is a wide window of time because there could be multiple clusters of storms through the afternoon and into the evening. We may have a better idea on exact timing for specific areas tomorrow morning, but for now we should all plan to keep our guard up for several hours.

The storms will develop and move quickly, so be prepared to act immediately if warnings are issued for your location. Now is the time to prepare. Know exactly where you will go and what to do if storms threaten your location.

The afternoon commute in Nashville and surrounding area may be impacted by storms. Be aware and consider adjusting your schedule if possible.

We are hiring!

Have you ever dreamed of having a career where you feel like you make a difference and are able help people? Do you want to be involved in emergency services, but don’t care for the face-to-face contact each day? Do you enjoy working in a fast-paced environment and having a job that offers a challenge and is never boring? Then, this is the job for you!
911 Dispatchers are responsible for answering emergency and non-emergency calls in Robertson County and dispatching the appropriate agencies for assistance. We are the comforting voice at the other end of the line when someone has an emergency.
Qualifications include:
• Be at least 18 years of age
• High School Diploma or GED
• No felony convictions
All trainings and certifications needed are acquired on the job. We have a lengthy training program, so you are not immediately expected to be able to answer emergency calls.

Benefits:
• Health, dental, vision insurance
• Life, Disability, other insurance plans available
• Paid vacation and sick leave
• Paid holidays
• Tennessee Consolidated Retirement, paid by the employer
• Yearly raises (pay starts at $20.10/hour)

We will be setting up interviews in a couple of weeks. If you are interested, please apply at

Employment | Robertson County 911

EMA: Please Keep Roads Clear For Emergency Vehicles During The Storm - Smokey Barn News EMA: Please Keep Roads Clear For Emergency Vehicles During The Storm ROBERTSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE: (Smokey Barn News) – The Robertson County Emergency Management Agency has issued a warning regarding the incoming weather that continues to evolve. “We strongly encourage everyone to remain weather ...

FREE 2 hour FIRST-AID Class!

Thursday, January 11th, 6-8 PM at EMS station 1, behind the Fire Station on Central Ave.

1305 Hill Street
Springfield, TN 37172

Caregivers, teachers, babysitters, church members, industrial workers, open and for free to anyone in our community who would like.

Please RSVP to [email protected]
Or call 615-384-2186 to be added to the list. We can accomodate up to 20 people in this class.

With the recent weather and winter quickly approaching, we just wanted to remind everyone that you can sign up for CodeRED Emergency alerts.

Go to robertson911.com, click on the link for CodeRED and sign up.

Update, 5:15 PM on 12/10: There are currently no residents utilizing the shelter. If no residents are at the shelter by 9:00 PM, the shelter will close.

Attention: An overnight shelter is operating tonight, Dec. 10, at The Center, 401 N Main Street, for those that have been affected by the tornado.

➡️ Identification will be required.
➡️ Pets will not be permitted.
➡️ A hot meal will be served between 6:00 - 6:30 tonight.
➡️ Showers will be available. Please bring your personal care items, including towels.

Read the full press release: https://bit.ly/3Rkin2x

Update, 5:15 PM on 12/10: There are currently no residents utilizing the shelter. If no residents are at the shelter by 9:00 PM, the shelter will close.

Original post:

Attention: An overnight shelter will open at 4:00 p.m. tonight, Dec. 10, at The Center, 401 N Main Street, for those that have been affected by the tornado.

➡️ Identification will be required.
➡️ We are unable to accommodate pets at this time.
➡️ A hot meal will be served between 6:00 - 6:30 tonight.
➡️ Showers will be available. Please bring your personal care items, including towels.

Read the full press release: https://bit.ly/3Rkin2x

NEW TORNADO WARNING

Seek shelter immediately!

Everyone keep an eye on these storms and be prepared.

Weather Update:

The storms circled in white is what we are watching and expect to impact our area. We will monitor these storms and be in contact with US National Weather Service Nashville Tennessee to bring you all the most up to date information!

We are a little late posting, but last month we had the honor of hosting a local Girl Scout troop for a tour. We were able to teach this amazing group of girls what it’s like to be a 911 dispatcher, what to expect if they ever have to call 911, and some of the tools we use to do our jobs. It was a privilege to have them come and learn about 911. Hopefully we were able to give some of them a future career goal!

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Thank you to our 911 Robertson County Operators! We hope you enjoy an early Thanksgiving dinner!

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It’s that time of year folks!!!! Remember white smoke is normal. Black smoke or flames are not!

Are you in need of an A/C unit? Electrolux of Springfield, in partnership with United Way of Greater Nashville, will be donating 500 window A/C units - 100 large room units and 400 bedroom units - to low-income households. Please see flyer below for rules and qualification requirements.

Today is an end of an era in Orlinda. As dispatchers, you recognize voices on the other side of the radio but they often don’t get faces to go with those voices, but that is not the case here because of their involvement over the years. “1400” and “1401” are two voices we could always count on hearing at all times of the day and night, and those belonged to Chief Dusty Johnson and his wife, Assistant Chief Nancy Johnson. There is no possible way to count the gallons of water hauled, the fires extinguished, the cars cut up, or the number of lives saved by these two individuals over the years. The time, dedication, and love put into the City of Orlinda throughout the years will never be forgotten, and Orlinda will never be the same.
Robertson County 911 would like to wish these two amazing people a happy retirement! Your voices will be greatly missed on the radio, and your service will undoubtedly be missed by the community. Thank you for all you have done over the years. Enjoy your retirement!

Thank you Girl Scouts for coming to visit and bringing us some treats and sweet cards 😊