Staff Services Division
Captain Mike Moore, Division Commander
The Staff Services Division is comprised of Training/Public Relations, Communication, Call Takers, and Court Security.
Division Command Staff
David Townsend, Lieutenant
(Training / Public Relations)
Scott Young, Lieutenant
(Communication Unit)
Staff Services Division includes:
Training & Public Relations Unit
The Communications Unit is the primary
answering point for all emergency and non-emergency requests for police,
fire and emergency medical assistance in Collierville. 911 calls in
Collierville are received by a dispatcher who asks the questions necessary
to determine the nature of the event. Personnel and equipment are
assigned based on this dispatcher's assessment.
The dispatcher may continue talking to the caller while the emergency units
are assigned to the event by another dispatcher.
It is rarely wise to argue with a Public Safety Dispatcher. Follow their
lead for the quickest response.
Activity in the Collierville Communications Center can vary widely. At times
the Center is quiet with an almost eerie silence. However, more often than
not, the Center is busy with phones ringing, printers printing, dispatchers
and call takers talking and Emergency personnel being dispatched to calls.
Public Safety Dispatchers process a steady stream of calls and requests for
police and fire services. Here are some interesting statistics about the
volume of calls processed last year.
Call Taker Duties/Responsibilities
Transcribe Officer Reports
Type State Cases
Type Affidavits of Complaint
Cross Trained to Assist/Support Clerical Staff
Training & Public Relations Duties/Responsibilities
Oversees all Training both Civilian and Officers
Responsible for submitting to POST
Coordinator for Training Committee
Assists in Research & Development of New Programs
Responsible for Department WEB site
Disseminates to Public Community Programs
Testing & Tracking of Applicants for All Positions
Responsible for the Citizen's Police Academy
The court officer primary responsibility is the security of a courtroom. It is the officer's responsibility to assist in the orderly operation of the courtroom and to ensure the safety of the staff and users of the court. The officer provides general assistance to the judge by ensuring that business in the courtroom flows peacefully and orderly.
Court Security Duties/Responsibilities
Safety of the Court and Personnel
Tracking of Warrants
Tracking of Subpoenas
Coordinates the Transporting of Prisoners
Helps Facilitate the Paper flow between Court and Department
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