Integrity
We act with honesty, accountability, and discretion in everything we do. Our members are trusted with sensitive information and significant responsibility, and we remain committed to doing what is right.
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Serving. Supporting. Saving Lives. We are the critical link between the public and emergency responders, providing professional, reliable, and coordinated communications support throughout the State of Texas Roleplay community.
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Clearfork County Communications serves as the central public safety communications center for the State of Texas Roleplay community.
Our communications personnel connect citizens, law enforcement officers, firefighters, emergency medical personnel, and other public safety resources during routine operations, emergencies, and major incidents.
From receiving calls for service and dispatching the appropriate resources to coordinating radio traffic and supporting multi-agency responses, Clearfork County Communications plays a critical role in keeping responders informed, organized, and connected.
Our dispatchers are expected to operate with professionalism, accuracy, composure, and attention to detail. Every call and radio transmission has the potential to affect the safety of responders and the citizens they serve.
Our Purpose
“To provide professional, accurate, and dependable emergency communications that connect the public with the resources they need while supporting the safety, coordination, and effectiveness of every responder we serve.”
What Guides Us
We act with honesty, accountability, and discretion in everything we do. Our members are trusted with sensitive information and significant responsibility, and we remain committed to doing what is right.
We exist to support the public and the responders serving them. Every request for assistance is handled with respect, urgency, and a commitment to providing dependable communications support.
We maintain a professional standard in every interaction. Our conduct, radio presence, decision-making, and communications reflect the responsibility entrusted to public safety dispatch personnel.
Clear and accurate information is essential to effective emergency response. We are committed to gathering, documenting, and communicating information correctly so responders can make informed decisions.
Emergency communications frequently occur during stressful, rapidly changing, and high-risk situations. Our members remain calm, focused, and controlled so critical information can be processed and communicated effectively.
Successful emergency response depends on coordination. We work closely with law enforcement, fire, EMS, and other agencies to ensure resources are dispatched efficiently and responders receive the information necessary to operate safely.
Organization
Specialized units provide focused capabilities while operating under the Clearfork County Communications.
Division
Emergency communications and dispatch operations.
Division
The Emergency Communications / Dispatch Division serves as the operational center of Clearfork County Communications.
Dispatch personnel are responsible for receiving calls for service, assigning public safety resources, coordinating radio communications, maintaining unit status, and supporting active incidents throughout the community.
Primary Responsibilities
• Emergency and non-emergency calltaking
• Law enforcement dispatch
• Fire and EMS dispatch
• Public safety radio communications
• Unit and apparatus status management
• Call creation and incident updates
• Priority and emergency radio traffic
• Interagency communications
• Resource coordination
• Major incident communications
• Multi-agency incident support
• Dispatcher support for pursuits, working fires, major medical incidents, and other high-priority events
Whether coordinating a routine traffic stop, managing resources for a structure fire, or supporting a large-scale emergency, Clearfork County Communications provides the communications backbone necessary to keep public safety operations moving.
Subdivision
Communications personnel assigned to law enforcement operations support officers and deputies throughout their shifts by managing calls for service, monitoring radio traffic, maintaining unit status, and coordinating additional resources when requested.
Responsibilities may include:
• Dispatching calls for service
• Running priority radio traffic
• Coordinating backup units
• Supporting vehicle and foot pursuits
• Managing emergency traffic
• Coordinating multi-unit incidents
• Maintaining awareness of available units
• Relaying critical updates to responding personnel
Subdivision
Fire and EMS communications personnel coordinate emergency responses involving fire suppression, rescue, emergency medical services, hazardous conditions, and other specialized incidents.
Responsibilities may include:
• Dispatching fire and EMS apparatus
• Coordinating initial alarm assignments
• Managing additional alarm requests
• Tracking responding apparatus
• Maintaining incident radio channels
• Supporting command personnel
• Coordinating mutual aid resources
• Relaying updated incident information
• Supporting major fire, rescue, and medical operations
Subdivision
Calltaking personnel serve as the initial point of contact for citizens requesting assistance.
Dispatchers gather essential information, determine the nature and priority of the incident, and ensure the appropriate public safety resources receive accurate information as quickly as possible.
Information gathered may include:
• Incident location
• Nature of the emergency
• Caller information
• Suspect or vehicle descriptions
• Patient information
• Hazards
• Weapons information
• Scene conditions
• Additional responding-agency needs
Recruitment · coming soon
Be the voice behind the response.
Clearfork County Communications provides members with the opportunity to support law enforcement, fire, EMS, and the community from one of the most important positions in public safety operations.
If you can remain calm under pressure, communicate clearly, manage multiple responsibilities, and work effectively as part of a team, emergency communications may be the right place for you.