The Police Dispatcher role is focused on answering 911 calls and sending police support. The position is a full time role. It will begin with trainees who will work various shifts until they achieve permanent employment status following their training.
Path to higher-level dispatcher role with better pay
Government benefits including pension and health coverage
Reliable role with long-term prospects
Meaningful work supporting public safety
Jobs in Edmonton, Alberta / Red Deer, Alberta / Regina, Saskatchewan This role is within emergency services. It supports frontline police men by managing calls and responses across these regions.
Salary Insights The trainee phase at TCO 01 level offers pay between $65,714 and $79,953. TCO 02 roles allow salaries that range from $72,282 to $87,946 after the training period ends.
Frequently Asked Questions What is the work of a Police Dispatcher Trainee?
Handles emergency calls and directs police units by gathering and relaying critical information.
Is this a full time job?




Yes this job is a full time role and employees will need employees to commit 37.5 hours each week. The shifts will rotate.
What skills are required?
Communication, multitasking, decision making, problem solving, and detailed work execution and typing speed of 40 words per minute.
Employer Name : Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Position : Police Dispatcher Trainee
Salary : $65,714 to $79,953 per year
Employment Type : Permanent - Full Time
NOC code :
Location :
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Red Deer, Alberta, Canada
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
Job Description Answer emergency and non-emergency calls
Dispatch police units using computer systems
Track incidents and update records
Relay real-time information to officers
Handle high pressure situations calmly
Job Requirements Your typing speed is at least 40 words per minute
Map reading and prioritization ability
Can work shifts including nights and holidays
Secondary school diploma or equivalent

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