SACRAMENTO REGIONAL FIRE/EMS COMMUNICATIONS CENTER


The Sacramento Regional Fire/EMS Communications Center (SRFECC) is the third largest fire dispatch center in the State of California dispatching over 150,000 incidents annually.   We are organized as a Joint Powers Authority (JPA) and are supported by the fire agencies we serve.  SRFECC Dispatchers are represented by Local 522 Firefighters Union.  Together with these agencies, we provide fire protection and emergency medical service (EMS) dispatching for nearly all of Sacramento County and parts of Placer County covering over 1,000 square miles and serving over 1.3 million residents.

A few of the services we provide are:

  • Enhanced 911 call answering using a Positron Lifeline 100 Controller and Workstations on a redundant loop fiber-optic network. 
  • Emergency Medical Dispatch (EMD) lifesaving instructions using the Medical Priority Consultants program out of Salt Lake City, Utah. 
  • Computer-Aided Dispatch, including fire station alerting on a PSI COBOL CAD system.
  • Motorola 800 mHz Trunked Radio coverage for dispatch, command traffic, and fireground tactics, which provides for county-wide radio coverage from a hand-held portable radio.
  • State-certified fire dispatch training courses developed by SRFECC staff and the California Fire Chiefs Association Communications Section.
SRFECC is a JPA managed by the following Fire Agencies:

In addition, we also provide contract dispatch services for:

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Dispatcher Testing Dates:

January 16th 2008
April 16th 2008
July 16th 2008
October 15th 2008

Call the Job Line for further details
(916) 228-3091



Sacramento Regional Fire/EMS
Communications Center


Mission Statement

   Dispatcher Stress Relief
For Those Days That Just Don't Go That Well

 TRY IT!

 
                                

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Copyright © 2002 Sacramento Regional Fire/EMS Communications Center. All rights reserved.
Revised: April 20, 2008