Marshall County 911
The voice behind the headset. The calm in the chaos.
Marshall County 911
Serving as the primary public safety answering point for Marshall County, providing 24/7 emergency communications for law enforcement, fire, and EMS.
NOW HIRING – JOIN OUR TEAM
9-1-1 Telecommunicator
Marshall County 911 is currently accepting applications for full-time 9-1-1 Telecommunicators.
Experienced and entry-level applicants are encouraged to apply. Paid training is provided for qualified candidates.
12-Hour Rotating Shifts
3 days one week / 4 days the next
Starting Pay
$18.44–$20.11/hr
Paid Training
Experienced & Entry-Level Welcome
About
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Announcements & Updates
Bradley Martin Promoted to D-Shift Supervisor
Marshall County 911 is pleased to announce the promotion of Bradley Martin to D-Shift Supervisor. Bradley will continue serving our community while helping lead daily communications center operations and support our team of telecommunicators.
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About Marshall County 911
Marshall County 911 serves as the primary public safety answering point for emergency communications across the county. Our telecommunicators answer emergency and non-emergency calls and coordinate response for law enforcement, fire departments, EMS, and partner agencies.
Operating 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, our team provides critical communication support, ensuring responders have the information they need and the public receives timely assistance when it matters most.
Building for the Future
New Marshall County 911 Emergency Communications Center
Construction Update
Construction continues on the new Marshall County 911 Emergency Communications Center. Foundation and block work is underway, along with plumbing and utility rough-ins as the facility continues to take shape.
The new center will provide a modern, purpose-built facility designed to support emergency communications and public safety operations throughout Marshall County.
Proudly Serving Alongside Our Public Safety Partners
Marshall County 911 works closely with law enforcement, fire, EMS, and emergency management agencies throughout Marshall County.
Careers with Marshall County 911
Marshall County 911 is currently accepting applications for full-time 9-1-1 Telecommunicators.
Join a professional team dedicated to protecting and serving Marshall County. We welcome both experienced dispatchers and qualified entry-level applicants. Paid training is provided.
Explore current openings and apply today.
Benefits May Include:
• 12-hour rotating schedule (3 days one week / 4 the next)
• Paid vacation and sick leave
• Paid individual medical insurance
• 15 paid holidays annually
• Paid birthday leave
• Longevity incentives and personal day after 5 years
• TCRS retirement with 401/457K options
• Career advancement opportunities
• Serve your community in a meaningful public safety role
NOW HIRING
9-1-1 Telecommunicators
Be the calm in the chaos. Become the voice that answers when Marshall County needs help most.
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Marshall County 911
Marshall County Emergency Communications District
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The voice behind the headset. The calm in the chaos.