• Operational Dispatch Unit North
• Operational Dispatch Unit South
• Operational Dispatch Unit Central
• Operational Dispatch Unit Turnpike Region
• Operational Dispatch Unit Parkway

ODU North
250 Minisink Rd.
Totowa, N.J. 07512

ODU North is a centralized Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) with 46 trained Public Safety Telecommunicators and seven enlisted supervisors. Some of the critical job functions are as follows:

• Tracking Patrols for the seven Northern N.J. road stations and various specialist units by means of a Computer Assisted Dispatch System and a 800mzh radio system.

• Processing State Police emergency and non emergency phone lines.

• 24 hour monitoring of the Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS)

• Processing state cellular 911 phone calls (ODU North cellular and enhanced call volume reached 900,00 in the year 2000)

All State Police Public Safety Telecommunicators are required to attend a five week training course designed specifically for the needs of the Division. This training meets the requirements as outlined under the state 9-1-1 regulation.

Expressed interest in becoming a Public Safety Telecommunicator is accomplished by mailing or e-mailing a resume to the following locations:

Mail:
New Jersey State Police
Operational Dispatch Bureau
PO BOX 7068
West Trenton, N. J. 08628
E-MAIL: odb@gw.njsp.org

ODU South
1045 Rt 54
Williamstown, N.J. 08094

ODU South is a centralized Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) with 31 trained Public Safety Telecommunicators and seven enlisted supervisors. Some of the critical job functions are as follows:

• Tracking Patrols for the six Southern N.J. road stations and various specialist units by means of a Computer Assisted Dispatch System and a 800mzh radio system

• Processing State Police emergency and non emergency phone lines

• 24 hour monitoring of the Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS)

• Processing state cellular 911 phone calls.

All State Police Public Safety Telecommunicators are required to attend a five week training course designed specifically for the needs of the Division. This training meets the requirements as outline under the state 9-1-1 regulations.

Expressed interest in becoming a Public Safety Telecommunicator is accomplished by mailing or e-mailing a resume to the following locations:
Mail: New Jersey State Police
Operational Dispatch Bureau
PO BOX 7068
West Trenton, N. J. 08628
E-MAIL: odb@gw.njsp.org

ODU Central
River Rd. PO BOX 7068
West Trenton, N.J. 08628

ODU Central is a centralized Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) with 42 trained Public Safety Telecommunicators and seven enlisted supervisors. Some of the critical job functions are as follows:

• Tracking Patrols for the seven Central N.J. road stations and various specialist units by means of a Computer Assisted Dispatch System and a 800mzh radio system

• Processing State Police emergency and non emergency phone lines

• 24 hour monitoring of the Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS)

• Processing state cellular 911 phone calls

• Process all of the states Aggressive Driver Hotline calls

• Process all of the states School Safety Hotline calls

• Monitor nuclear generating station hotlines

All State Police Public Safety Telecommunicators are required to attend a five week training course designed specifically for the needs of the Division. This training meets the requirements as outline under the state 9-1-1 regulation.

Expressed interest in becoming a Public Safety Telecommunicator is accomplished by mailing or e-mailing a resume to the following locations:

Mail:
New Jersey State Police
Operational Dispatch Bureau
PO BOX 7068
West Trenton, N. J. 08628
E-MAIL: odb@gw.njsp.org

ODU Turnpike
278 Prospect Rd.
Cranbury, N.J. 08512

ODU Turnpike is the Communications Hub staffed with twenty Public Safety Telecommunicators and seven enlisted supervisors.

Some of the critical job functions are as follows:

• Tracking patrols and specialty units for the three Turnpike road stations that cover the entire length of the roadway by means of computer assisted dispatch and the 800 mHz radio system.

• Processing State Police emergency and non emergency phone lines

• 24 hour monitoring of the Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS)

All State Police Public Safety Telecommunicators are required to attend a five week training course designed specifically for the needs of the Division. This training meets the requirements as outline under the state 9-1-1 regulation. ODU Turnpike is currently not considered a Public Safety Answering Point.

Expressed interest in becoming a Public Safety Telecommunicator is accomplished by mailing or e-mailing a resume to the following locations:

Mail:
New Jersey State Police
Operational Dispatch Bureau
PO BOX 7068
West Trenton, N. J. 08628
E-MAIL: odb@gw.njsp.org

ODU Parkway
PO BOX 20
Woodbridge, N.J. 07095

ODU Parkway is the Communications Hub staffed with twenty-six Public Safety Telecommunicators and seven enlisted supervisors Some of the critical job functions are as follows:

• Tracking patrols and specialty units for the three Parkway road stations that cover the entire length of the roadway by means of computer assisted dispatch and the 800 mHz radio system.

• Processing State Police emergency and non emergency phone lines

• 24 hour monitoring of the Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS)

All State Police Public Safety Telecommunicators are required to attend a five week training course designed specifically for the needs of the Division. This training meets the requirements as outline under the state 9-1-1 regulation. ODU Parkway is currently not considered a Public Safety Answering Point.

Expressed interest in becoming a Public Safety Telecommunicator is accomplished by mailing or e-mailing a resume to the following locations:

Mail:
New Jersey State Police
Operational Dispatch Bureau
PO BOX 7068
West Trenton, N. J. 08628
E-MAIL: odb@gw.njsp.org