Dispatching Services. MRES will provide or obtain generation dispatching services for the Reserved Capacity.
Dispatching Services. Allina will arrange for dispatch services and pre-arrival instructions necessary to provide the Services within the Service Area.
Dispatching Services. Allina will financially and functionally responsible for dispatch services whether it is provided by its own organization, a third-party provider or a county communications center.
Dispatching Services. COUNTY shall provide dispatching services for CONTRACTOR through the Communications Division of the Sheriff’s Department. Normal charges associated with this service will be waived. CONTRACTOR shall acquire the equipment necessary to participate in the Marin Emergency Radio Authority’s (MERA) radio system without additional cost to the County for the term of this Agreement.
Dispatching Services. 3.1.1 Alarm and Detection Systems Monitoring
Dispatching Services. The Contractor shall provide dispatching services to ensure calls are received, responded to, logged, and notifications completed in a timely manner. The Contractor shall receive calls, monitor systems and radio transmissions, perform required notifications, record all dispatch activity, and support field operations. Dispatch logs shall be immediately accessible to the Government at all times. Dispatch services are performed, responded to, and completed within the specified time. Chain of Command and interagency notifications are completed as required. The Contractor shall operate the Local Dispatch Center (LDC) 24 hours per day, seven days per week to meet response requirements. The Contractor dispatch personnel shall not work more than 12 hour shifts per day for a period of 7 consecutive days without taking a rest day. The Contractor shall provide a minimum of one dispatch person at all times.
Dispatching Services. The BCCC will dispatch law enforcement resources by public safety radio, mobile computer aided dispatch (“CAD”) terminal, phone, and/or pager, for all public-initiated calls for service and any officer or fire/rescue-initiated activities. Additionally, BCCC shall provide access, when practicable, to a dispatcher assigned to “Data Channel” whose primary responsibilities include CCIC/NCIC clearances, DMV record checks, issuance of case report numbers, requesting contracted tow vendors respond to a scene, and other non-urgent matters consistent with BCCC-provided services. During emergency events, the BCCC will provide a second operations channel and a dedicated dispatcher may be made available upon request, if BCCC staffing allows and/or by temporarily closing the data channel. There is no charge for short-term emergency use of a second dispatcher and dedicated alternate channel.
