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Full access to the Carrier TMS desktop software and all of its features (Reporting, GPS Tracking, Trips, Loads Management, Contacts, Dashboard View, Easy Importing, Quickbooks etc.) Access to limited features on the Carrier TMS desktop software (access to Loadboard, Offers tab, and Carrier Profile) Access to the free Super Loadboard (via the app) The Central Dispatch Authority is a legal entity separate and independent from the participating municipalities, as authorized by Michigan's Urban Cooperations Act, which serves as the enabling authority for the Enabling Agreement.Super Dispatch has two subscription options: The free load offer version of the software, and the paid subscription model.

Chris Johnston (Montcalm County) Treasurer.

Eric Smith (Montcalm EMS) 2nd Vice Chairman.

Andy Fias (Michigan State Police) Vice Chairman.

Mike Williams (Montcalm County Sheriff's Department) Chairman.

The Board is comprised of nine members: two representatives from the City of Greenville, one (1) representative from the Michigan State Police, three representatives from Montcalm County, one (1) representative from the Montcalm County Sheriff Department, one representative from the fire departments, and one (1) representative of the townships.Ĭurrent Members of the Central Dispatch Authority Board: The Enabling Agreement creates an Administrative Policy Board (also known as the Central Dispatch Authority Board).

The Montcalm County Central Dispatch Authority was created through an Agreement between Montcalm County and the City of Greenville known as the Enabling Agreement. No general fund tax dollars supplement the dispatch center operations, maintenance, or equipment. Montcalm Central Dispatch is funded solely by a 9-1-1 surcharge that is applied to any device that has the capability of accessing the 9-1-1 network. We are responsible for answering all emergency 9-1-1 calls within Montcalm County and dispatching for Law Enforcement, Fire, and MCES Ambulance and Rescue units within the County. Montcalm County Central Dispatch employs 18 full-time employees: 12 Emergency Communication Officers, 4 Shift Supervisors, a Deputy Director, and a Director. Montcalm County encompasses approximately 721 square miles of farmland, woods, lakes, and streams in West Central Michigan. Dedication: Always committed to doing the 'right' thing, even when no one is watching.

Perseverance: Self-sacrificing work ethic to resolve problems regardless of duration.

Empathy: Identify with callers and work to provide them the assistance they desperately need.

Provide optimum safety to residents and first responders through state-of-the-art communications equipment and techniques, operated by caring professionals. We will also provide this service in the most cost-effective manner possible, recognizing that the citizens of this County are the ones funding this operation. We will provide this service in an expedient and professional manner while at all times keeping the safety of Emergency responders, citizens, and visitors to this County foremost in our mind. The mission of the Montcalm County Central Dispatch Center is to provide quality service to all users of this center regardless of national background, race, sex, or creed. View Most Recent Agendas and Minutes Mission Statement