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Tarrant Regional Water District

Public Safety Telecommunications Specialist III

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Tarrant Regional Water District

Provides reliable water supply, flood protection and recreation across North Texas reservoirs and pipelines.

24/7 911 dispatch, security monitoring, and asset protection for the district
10 days ago ago
$34
Intermediate (4-7 years), Junior (1-3 years)
Full Time
Fort Worth, TX
Onsite
Company Size
365 Employees
Service Specialisms
Water Management
Flood Control
Water Conservation
Environmental Services
Water Quality Monitoring
Project Management
Engineering
Consulting
Sector Specialisms
Water Supply
Flood Control
Water Resources
Infrastructure
Recreational Facilities
Water Pipelines
Floodway Levees
Trail Development
Role

Description

tlets ops
cad dispatch
security monitoring
access control
badge issuance
report generation

The Public Safety Telecommunications Specialist III at a proficient level performs duties 24/7 in an on-site, staffed post including but not limited to receiving, prioritizing, disseminating multiple 911 and administrative telephone lines, and monitoring the district’s multi-group radio communication system. Operating and managing TLETS terminals, law enforcement CAD systems, asset tracking systems, maintaining the district’s automated security and employee ID card systems. Responsible for receiving, processing and dispatching calls for service for multiple district departments; monitoring, and reporting information, notifies appropriate responders of suspicious, dangerous, or hostile environmental activity, and prepares after action reports. Monitor and report suspicious activity observed through security software, to include approximately 550 PTZ and fixed cameras and 1,200 alarm points throughout TRWD’s 11 county lateral asset of Critical Infrastructure. Verify and facilitate approved entry through approximately 450 access points.

  • Prepares and distributes safety/arrest/bolo bulletins
  • Report damage/inoperable equipment
  • Grant access to approved employees/contractors/visitors
  • Communicates with internal and external departments with regards to public safety and asset protection
  • Print and issue security badges, assign keys, and car tags for new employees and contractors
  • Maintain compliance with established processes and procedures
  • Provide feedback on system effectiveness
  • Enter/clear, receive, comprehend, respond to, and disseminate information through the TLETS terminals
  • Complies with district, TLETS and CJIS policies and guidelines
  • Prepare reports as needed
  • Monitors dispatched personnel and assets
  • Dispatch district personnel based on the nature of the call
  • Process background checks on contractors that are requested by district personnel for projects or maintenance needs at facilities
  • Prioritize emergency/nonemergency incoming calls for law enforcement and other departments
  • Maintain records, equipment, and supplies
  • Monitor the security software for activity including but not limited to: Suspicious activity, glass break alarm, motion sensor alarm, door forced open alarm, door held open alarm, intrusion detection alarm

Requirements

911 dispatch
cad
microsoft office
tcole
apco
multi-task
  • Ability to multi-task, take notes, operate multiple computer systems and multi-line phone systems
  • Valid Texas driver’s license
  • Ability to work without direct supervision
  • Maintain familiarity with strategic district levels of service
  • Four (4) years' experience of proficient use with 911 public safety dispatch systems
  • Ability to work any day of the week, including holidays
  • Physical demands: While performing duties of job, employee is occasionally required to stand, walk, sit, and use hand to finger, handle, or feel objects, tools, or controls, reach with hands and arms, balance, stoop, talk or hear. Employees must occasionally lift and/or move up to 25 pounds. Specific vision abilities required by the job include close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus.
  • The applicant must be fingerprinted using the Fingerprint Applicant Services of Texas and subjected to a search of local, state, and national records and fingerprint files to disclose any criminal record
  • Familiar with Microsoft Office and a basic understanding of computer software
  • Active and current Intermediate TCOLE Telecommunicator License
  • High School Diploma or GED
  • APCO Communication Officer Training Certificate
  • TCOLE Basic Instructor Certificate
  • Have or be able to be certified in ICS-100, 200, 700, 800 upon hire
  • Texas Public Information Act Certificate
  • Regular and consistent attendance. Must arrive at post on time, prepared to perform assigned duties, and work assigned schedule
  • Technical skills, attention to detail and a good memory
  • Proficient and accurate emergency communication documentation
  • Basic Property Technician Certificate
  • Verbal and written communication skills
  • Ability to prioritize tasks related to 911 emergency and safety
  • Utilization of Computer Aided Dispatch System (CAD)
  • Ability to work any shift, including days or nights
  • Be able to transfer and operate in Mobile Command

Benefits

Salary: $34.23+ per hour - Pay dependent on qualifications

Training + Development

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Interview process

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Visa Sponsorship

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Security clearance

  • fingerprinting using texas fingerprint applicant services with criminal record search
  • processing background checks for contractors requested by district personnel
Company

Overview

1922 Flood
Founded After Flood
Established following the catastrophic 1922 Fort Worth flood, marking its origins as a county water improvement district.
2M People
Serving Millions
Provides water services to over 2 million individuals through its four major reservoirs.
150+ Miles
Pipelines Constructed
Has built over 150 miles of pipelines and infrastructure to support regional water needs.
$67M Revenue
Annual Income
Generates around $67 million in revenue annually through bonds and water sales.
  • Evolved regionally by 1996 after beginning as a county water improvement district.
  • Constructed 27 miles of flood-control levees, along with regional trails and wetland reuse systems.
  • Typical projects include raw water delivery, floodway maintenance, search-and-rescue patrols, environmental enforcement, and recreation area management.
  • Operates under a publicly elected five-member board.
  • Enjoys occasional spotlight, such as dive rescues by water patrols and its pioneering wetlands filtration recognized by conservation programs.

Culture + Values

Environment + Sustainability

230 Events
Water Conservation Classes
Hosted 230 educational sessions promoting water-efficient practices and distributed over 200 WaterSense-labeled showerheads.
100M Gallons
Daily Water Savings
Achieves an average daily water savings of 100 million gallons through conservation programs.
  • Recognized as a 2024 WaterSense Partner of the Year by EPA for promoting water-efficient products and programs in collaboration with municipal partners.
  • Implemented Stormwater Management Plan (MS4 SWMP) with City of Fort Worth and enforces a Water Quality Guidance Manual to minimize pollutants and erosion in the Trinity River system.
  • Developed and maintains parks, trails, and wetlands (Eagle Mountain Park, Airfield Falls Trailhead & Conservation Park, George W. Shannon Wetlands) to preserve wildlife/pollinator habitats.
  • Collaborates via MOU with City of Fort Worth to protect green/blue spaces, issue annual Green Space report, and hold yearly joint board/governing meetings.

Inclusion & Diversity

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