Dual superpowers??? That’s right! Superhuman Intelligence and Location Manipulation**BOOM**We absorb knowledge at super speed and manipulate objects to locations**BAMM**we are an enormous asset to our partnering agencies with our unbelievable knowledge of everything **POW**our ability …
Two very crucial parts of dispatching are loving what you do and loving who you do it with. Dispatch may be a calling, but it is also your family. Quite often in our families, there …
If I were able to have superpowers as a telecommunication officer I would love the ability to be at two places at once. Why might I want this superpower you might ask; I would like …
911 Dispatchers through highly trained and skilled abilities have an innate passive ability to pacify callers and those in crisis.
As dispatchers we begin to form a way of hearing that is different compared to average civilians. We are trained to listen for different types of items in backgrounds of calls and during radio traffic …
Oh, how much easier the life of a telecommunicator would be if we could all just see what our complainants are seeing. No more having to ask “which direction did they go?” and hearing “that …
With the odd hours and the various shifts the kinds of foods we put into our body would kill most “normal” people. The ability to have Indestructible Digestion means no more Tums or Heartburn meds, …
As telecommunications officers our job titles are everything from councilor to nurse. We hear what the callers and officers are saying, but can you imagine if we could get an inside glimpse of what is …
Telecommunicators need the superpower “incredible patience” as they navigate a variety of high pressure situations with a bunch of different callers! Whether callers are escalated, stressed, or upset, telecommunicators need to maintain patience to progress …
Along with multitasking all of these skills we should also have the ability to maintain a professional environment be able to show peer cooperation work together as a team. We should also be able to …
Dispatchers need the ability to see not only the future of a call but what has happened in the past.
Son capaces de resolver cualquier circunstancia, hasta en los momentos de tener encima la presión de todo un Gobierno, Me enorgullece la capacidad que tienes de abordar y solucionar hasta el problema más complicado
Telecommunicators have the superpower to hear everything that is going on around them at the same time. Answering an important telephone call, while hearing and listening to multiple radios; and pulling important/relevant information from each. …
Patience dealing with agitated callers.
When people call 911 it is usually on the worst day of their lives. They or a family member is hurt or worse. I wish as a telecommunicator that I could have the ability to …
The Dispatchers work together as one. With the power to read each other’s minds, they work together to get the job done. The power makes them strong.
Telecommunicators already have the superpower of understanding callers when they are unable to speak clearly. Whether it’s because of a speech impediment, mumbling, crying or thick accents, telecommunicators manage to understand some of the most …
What superpowers do public safety telecommunicators have? This is something I have actually been thinking a lot about lately. Not in the superhero sense per se but in the sense of what it is that …
This superpower would be useful for when the residents call about the deer that is roaming around the neighborhood next to the forest preserve, so we could tell the deer to return to the woods. …
In need of a break? Overwhelmed with radio traffic? Pressured to enter call text quickly? Trying to do all of these at once? ‘The Pause Button’ is the solution to your every problem! Let’s face it; …
I wish I could see every caller and their location through the telephone. I wish I knew that every first responder would never be harmed or in danger at their scene. I wish I had …
We cannot always dodge bullets, sometimes they hit you between the eyes. They may try and shoot us down, but we don’t fall – we get back up and come back stronger. Bullets big or …
Intangible is defined as “unable to be touched or grasped; not having physical presence”. A dispatcher is an agency’s most intangible asset as we are never seen nor physically present but we are always there …
We have the ability to take words we would like to say and quickly change them into words that should be said instead 
Stress Ball smasher!!!
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