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Lansing P.D. testing for 911 Dispatchers |
The Lansing Police Department will be testing for the position of full-time 9-1-1 Telecommunicator for police, fire, EMS and after hours public works.The Village of Lansing is located on the Illinois/Indiana state line about 25 minutes south of Chicago. The village currently has over 28,000 residents with a large business community. The Lansing 9-1-1 Center was recently remodeled and has state-of-the-art equipment including: - Motorola Centracom Gold touch screen radios
- Plant Visar touch screen phone controls
- HTE CAD V System
- Cellular 9-1-1- mapping
- Digital recording equipment
- Fully ergonomical workstations featuring their own personal environmental controls
- Starting pay is $32,300 and after completion of 1 year increases to $40,937.
Benefits include: - Excellent health/vision/dental insurance
- Paid uniform clothing allowance
- Paid personal days and vacation days
- Civilian education reimbursement program
- Enrollment in the Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund
Requirements: - Must pass a thorough background investigation
- Must pass a polygraph, psychological and physical exam
- Be of good moral character
- Obtain/possess a valid driver's license
- Must establish residency within village by eighteen (18) months of employment
- Be 18 years old at time of testing
- High school diploma or G.E.D.
- Able to work shift work, weekends, holidays, extended hours
- Must be a team player with good public relations skills
- Preferred consideration will be given to those with dispatch experience
- There will be a mandatory orientation before the test
Application deadline is Friday, December 1, 2006F or more information or questions contact:
Brian Weis, Supervisor of Communications
(708) 895-7125 |
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Leaf pick up begins on October 30th.
Residents are reminded to rake their leaves to the edge of the curb
on the parkway. Please do not rake leaves into the street as this
blocks the sewers and causes drainage problems. |
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Changes announced by the building department |
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Recently some important changes have been made by the Village of Lansing Building Department.
Inspections:You must call the building department by 3:00p.m. the day prior to your inspection, it will then be completed between 7:00a.m. and 11:00a.m. the next day. In addition three copies of a spot survey are required after a foundation is poured. Inspections will be completed on Monday, Wednesday and Friday for; footings and foundations, slabs, rough framing, backfill and drainage, insulation and fire stopping and building final inspections. Inspections will be completed on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday for; post holes, plumbing, concrete pre-pour, HVAC and electrical. Fees and documents: Construction that requires documents and blueprints now includes; residential additions, residential new construction, all commercial projects, decks, porches, wheel chair lifts and ramps and any other project deemed necessary by the building commissioner.
Projects will now be reviewed by the outside firm of Don Morris and Associates. There will be a separate fee added to the permit fee and the applicant by signing this document is liable for the cost, even if they do not proceed with the project. Usually fees are $560.00 for a single family residential, $365.00 for a residential addition, & construction value times .00336 for commercial projects.
Permits now needed: Some home improvement projects performed by the homeowner now require permits as well, they include; siding replacement, concrete replacement, window replacement, gutter replacement, tuck pointing, exterior door replacement and garage door replacement. Please contact the building department with any questions at: 895-7193.
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The Lansing Public Library will be celebrating the 25th anniversary of Banned Books Week September 25th through the 30th. The adult services desk will have a list of books you can check out and you will get a chance to win one when you do. You can read more about it at: Engaged Patrons As the library said: “You have the right to read…so use it!” |
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