Dispatch Communications

A Communications Dispatcher receives and transmits both routine and emergency telephone and radio traffic. The dispatcher coordinates the response of deputies and other emergency personnel. This department works in conjunction with other agencies both in county and throughout the nation to ensure the safety of the public as well as our law enforcement officers. In addition to these duties, dispatchers maintain and process a variety of communications paperwork, records and logs. The agency provides in-house training to acquire and maintain state certifications.

Communications

Sheriff.Dispatch@reevescounty.org

Alternate Phone

432-448-6972

Role of the NCIC Terminal Agency Coordinator (TAC)

The FBI and NCIC require that every local agency designate one individual to function as the NCIC Terminal Agency Coordinator (TAC). This person will be responsible for ensuring compliance with the TCIC/NCIC policies and procedures at his/her agency. The person selected should be knowledgeable in all aspects of the TCIC/NCIC use and have authority to implement changes and oversee operations, which affect the use of TCIC/NCIC.

COMMUNICATIONS SUPERVISOR/TERMINAL AGENCY COORDINATOR

 MELINIE BRACKNELL

dispatchsupervisor@reevescounty.org

TERMINAL AGENCY COORDINATOR ASSISTANT  

ANGEL SANCHEZ

ESVY SAENZ

DISPATCHERS

STEPHANIE RAMIREZ

ANDREA NAVARETTE

MIA MERAZ

EILEEN PUERTAS

OMAR MORENO

ERICA MONTGOMERY

Job Opportunity

 2022 Application-Personal History Statement