911 Central Dispatch

Livingston County 911 Central Dispatch Earns Accreditation as an Tri-ACE Dispatch Center of Excellence from The International Academies of Emergency Dispatch

Livingston County 911 Central Dispatch was approved as an Tri-ACE Dispatch Center of Excellence on March 2019 by the Board of Accreditation of the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch (IAED). Therefore, Livingston County 911 Central Dispatch earned the distinguished honor of becoming the 15th Emergency Dispatch Accredited Center in the world.

Livingston County 911 Central Dispatch is the only Tri-ACE accredited Central Dispatch Center (PSAP) in Michigan to become accredited.

911 Mission Statement

“Achieving excellence by providing a critical link between Emergency Responders and the citizens of Livingston County”

"Building Excellence Through Emergency Communications"

Hiring Dispatchers

Livingston County 911 Central Dispatch is currently hiring for the position of a 911 Telecommunicator. If you are interested in applying please go to www.livgov.com

The Livingston County 911 Central Dispatch is an integral part of Livingston County public safety that provides 24-hour police, fire, and emergency medical response to the public. Extensive dispatch/public safety training provided. Exciting and meaningful work assisting the public and being a part of the public safety team. Receives emergency calls and dispatches law enforcement officers, fire and/or emergency medical services throughout the County. Utilizes specialized computer systems to secure necessary information for law enforcement personnel and to enter information relative to warrants, personal protective orders, stolen vehicles and other such data. Continually monitors availability and location of emergency units and/or designated personnel in the field. Requires working assigned shifts and emergency coverage for a twenty-four (24) hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year operation. Under the general supervision of the Dispatch Supervisor or other management staff.

New County Programs

New 911 Features Now Available In Livingston County

WHAT3WORDS

what3words enables residents to download the app for their entire household. Residents can also customize their profile and share any information they want 911 and response teams to have in the event of an emergency. All information in the Safety Profile is private and secure, and it is seen only when a citizen dials 911. what3words can be used in many places across the country and throughout the world, as long as the respective 911 centers participate. This application has been credited with positively impacting emergency outcomes including locating missing children, a missing hiker in the mountains, and a lost boater on a large body of water. Using this new technology allowed responders to be dispatched to the caller’s location quickly.