The Orange Park Police Department is actively recruiting candidates for various positions to bolster its public safety team.
. This essential position involves receiving incoming calls to the Police Department and coordinating emergency response units. Candidates should possess a high school diploma, a valid Florida driver’s license, and 911 Certification . Prior experience is preferred, and those with dispatch experience and certification may be eligible for a higher starting salary. The position is full-time with benefits, and the starting salary is $34,700 .
For full position descriptions and application forms, interested candidates can refer to their website
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