The Nampa Police Department’s Integrated Command Center, is a proactive approach to policing and traffic.
A network of cameras at nearly all Nampa intersections allows for real-time traffic light adjustments, incident response, and license plate scanning.
Nampa police currently respond to more than 200 calls a day with more than half considered “reactionary.”
Being able to see an accident in real time, creates the ability for operators in the command center to activate first responders, sometimes even before 911 calls start coming in.
Cameras help personnel make informed decisions during emergencies. ICC Operators are able to listen to radio calls, pull up live video feeds and relay information to first responders on the scene.
The Real Time Crime Center Technician performs full performance level work monitoring camera systems relating to in progress situations in the real time crime center of the Police Department. The Real Time Crime Center Technician actively searches for real time camera assets and provides real-time situational awareness utilizing police radios and telephones to responding resources for priority calls. The Real Time Crime Center Technician reviews digital evidence for officers, detectives, attorneys, courts, open records requests, other law enforcement partners and testifies in court.
The pay for this position is $25.55 – $36.97 DOE.
We are currently not accepting applications for this position.