
location_on642, North Galena Avenue, Dixon, Dixon Township, Lee County, Illinois, 61021, United States
The Lee County Emergency Telephone System Board (ETSB) is dedicated to providing high-quality emergency response services for communities across Lee County. As a vital public safety entity, the Board ensures the seamless operation of the 911 Communications Center, supporting both emergency responders and the public in critical moments.
The Deputy Director serves as a key leadership figure within the Emergency Communications Center (ECC), assisting the Executive Director in overseeing daily operations. This role is designed for a motivated professional who thrives in a fast-paced environment and is passionate about teamwork and service.
In this position, you will play a pivotal part in staff leadership, operational planning, training, and the management of communications technology. You will act as the Acting Director in the absence of the Executive Director, guiding the ongoing development of emergency communications programs and systems. The Deputy Director is essential in maintaining the integrity and efficiency of the ECC, ensuring compliance with certification standards and fostering a collaborative, mission-driven team environment.
To join a team dedicated to serving the community and supporting emergency responders, please submit your application materials to the Lee County ETSB Executive Committee.
Submit via mail to: Lee County ETSB Attn: Executive Committee 316 S Hennepin Ave Dixon, IL 61021
Or via email to: sdallas@countyoflee.org
Applications will be accepted through June 19, 2026.
Lee County ETSB is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Work model: On-site
642, North Galena Avenue, Dixon, Dixon Township, Lee County, Illinois, 61021, United States
Dixon, Illinois
Skills: Cad Systems, Radio Communications, E9-1-1 Systems, NG9-1-1 Systems, Emergency Number Professional.
Education: High school diploma or equivalent required; Bachelor's degree in business administration, communications, criminal justice, public administration, public safety, or related field preferred.
Emergency Number Professional (ENP) certification. Bachelor's degree in business administration, communications, criminal justice, public administration, public safety, or related field.
Lee County, headquartered in Fort Myers, Florida, operates as a Government Administration entity serving a community of over 750,000 residents and welcoming more than five million visitors each year. Established on May 13, 1887, the organization is governed by a five-district elected Board of County Commissioners. As the fourth largest employer in the region, the Lee County Board of County Commissioners manages a workforce exceeding 2,500 employees dedicated to delivering essential services to the local population.
The organization provides job opportunities across a wide variety of fields for individuals seeking to contribute to a continuously growing and evolving county. Employees play a critical role in maintaining high levels of service for residents, requiring passion and talent to support the diverse needs of the community. The county maintains an active social media presence and adheres to specific guidelines available on its official resources page. This government body focuses on connecting skilled professionals with roles that support the administrative and operational functions necessary for the region's continued development and public service.
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