Clerk Dispatcher

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Full Time Classified Sharonville, OH, US

6 days ago Requisition

Salary Range: $27.70 To $34.20 Hourly

Notice Posting Date:
July 8, 2026

The City of Sharonville is seeking a customer‑focused and detail‑oriented professional to serve as a Police Department Clerk/Dispatcher. This full‑time position plays a vital role in supporting the daily operations of the Police Department by providing emergency and non‑emergency dispatch services, maintaining department records, assisting the public, and ensuring effective communication between officers, emergency responders, and the community.

Wages and benefits are very competitive. The pay rate for newly hired employees will be based on skills, education, job knowledge, and abilities.

Pay Range: $27.70 to $34.20 per hour, commensurate with experience.

• Paid vacation time
• Paid sick leave
• Health insurance with the City covering 95% of premium costs
• Generous employer HSA contributions and wellness incentives
• Membership to the Sharonville Community Center
• Additional benefits will be discussed during the interview process

• Must be at least eighteen (18) years of age as of the Final date to receive applications
• High school diploma or equivalent (GED)

Applications and all required supporting documentation must be received electronically no later than 11:59 PM on August 12, 2026 through the City of Sharonville Employment Portal and NTN Website. Applicants must complete both steps below by the deadline identified in the active job posting.

Submit an employment application only through the City of Sharonville Employment Portal:

• Add the City of Sharonville to your list of agencies
• Complete all required NTN testing components
• Participation in the NTN Public Safety Self‑Assessment (PSSA) is not required and will not be included in scoring

(For purposes of 42 USC 12101)

• Answer department phones; answer incoming calls; determine nature of calls; gather pertinent information for emergency calls, calm callers, and transmit data to patrol officers via radio or Mobile Data Computer (MDC); answer routine requests for information or route calls to the appropriate person. Maintain official records and assist in the administration of the standard operating policies and procedures of the dispatch areas of responsibility.
• Maintain radio contact with patrol officers on duty; obtain criminal history and driving status upon request; answer questions; route and relay pertinent information. Dispatch police and other response vehicles for emergency and non‑emergency responses; broadcast the nature, location, and time of incidents. Contact all required personnel and other agencies, including the Fire Department, during emergency situations. Call out additional officers and on‑call personnel as directed by an on‑duty supervisor.
• Notify supervisory personnel of any emergency situation or condition requiring the reassignment of additional officers to provide for public safety (i.e., major incidents or natural disasters).
• Serve as the first point of contact for visitors to the Police Department; greet visitors, determine the reason for the visit, provide general information or direct them to the appropriate personnel, notify officials of visitors, and direct visitors to appropriate locations.
• Maintain department records by logging incoming calls and dispatches; record and enter traffic citations, case reports, accident reports, and arrest information into department computer systems; maintain police activity records, towed vehicle files, property records, and complete monthly validations of criminal record entries.
• Generate reports from computer files according to established formats.
• Enter and confirm warrants and maintain active warrant files.
• Notify officers of Hamilton County Municipal Court, Butler County…