JEFFREY PRICE

Answer incoming 911 calls and non-emergency calls from the public and emergency personnel. Assist the public with emergency and non-emergency situations, while coordinating emergency personnel for immediate response. Handle high-stress, multi-personnel situations while making quick decisions. Keep call records and documents regarding all call responses. Enter, update, and retrieve information from computerized data systems regarding such things as wanted persons, stolen property, vehicle registration, and stolen vehicles. Maintain the security of highly sensitive materials. Relay information and messages to and from emergency sites, to law enforcement agencies, and to all other individuals or groups requiring information. Learn the material and pass the required tests for certifications. Maintain the equipment and supplies needed in the dispatch office. Oversee video monitors of jail/inmate areas, as well as interior and exterior cameras, for security purposes. Receive, screen, and prioritize emergency and non-emergency telephone calls for service from the public requiring law enforcement, emergency medical services, or fire department attention, and relay to officers as appropriate.

• Maintained inmate logs and entered information into electronic offender record systems for regulatory monitoring.
• Supervised offender work assignments and evaluated performance for compliance with standard regulations.
• Maintained records and logs of man hours, materials, and equipment used.
• Monitored inmates' behavior to detect any signs of physical or psychological distress, as well as potential for violent outbursts.
• Conducted internal security checks to ascertain inmate safety.
• Performed head counts, checking cells for missing inmates.
• Observed inmate behavior to prevent crime, escape attempts and other dangerous activities.
• Distributed commissary items and dispensed prescribed medication to prisoners.
• Adhered to all regulations regarding the handling of weapons while on duty.
• Oversaw public areas and grounds to verify cleanliness and inmate safety.
• Responded quickly and appropriately to emergency situations that may arise within the facility.
• Escorted inmates within the facility, including to and from cells, medical appointments, and recreational activities.
• Supervised inmate activities, including meals, recreation times, and work assignments.
• Provided first response medical care in emergency situations until professional medical staff could take over.