QCOMM911 is a consolidated state of the art communications agency located in the Quad Cities. QComm911 provides dispatch and radio services for five (05) police departments and six (06) fire departments in Rock Island County in western Illinois.
Communities served by QCOMM911 are: City of East Moline, Village of Hampton, Village of Milan, City of Moline and the City of Silvis.








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QComm911 is hiring for the position of Emergency Communications Dispatcher![]()
We are more than 911. Our telecommunicators receive extensive training in Police, Fire, and EMS so they can effectively dispatch emergency responders. QComm911 Dispatchers serve the communities of Moline, Milan, East Moline, Silvis, and Hampton. We also field hundreds of non-emergency phone calls each week and may coordinate the response for animal control, public works, hazardous weather conditions, as well as many other municipal services. Often all at once! ![]()
To apply, please visit the Careers section of www.qcomm911.org![]()
Deadline: Saturday, January 23rd, 2021 ![]()
Starting Wage: $22.89 per hour![]()
This is a Full-time position. Employees will be required to work various shifts including afternoons, nights, weekends, and holidays. Overtime may be required as well with little to no notice. ![]()
Benefits include: Sign-on Bonus (upon successful completion of probation), Paid Time Off, Health/Vision/Dental/Life Insurance, and Retirement Benefits.
Did you know that more people are killed by errant golf balls and flying champagne corks each year than are bitten by coyotes? Coyotes are indigenous to our area and as winter progresses tend to be less nocturnal and more active as they search for food. ![]()
Coyotes can become habituated or accustomed to people. In many human attack incidents, it turns out that the offending coyote was being fed. Coyotes who come to depend on these sources of food may begin to approach humans looking for a handout and may begin to exhibit what’s perceived as “too tame” or aggressive behavior. Coyotes can pose a real threat to small pets left unattended, as well as unsupervised children. ![]()
A coyote sighting minus offending or nuisance behavior is no reason to be alarmed and notification of emergency services is not necessary unless there are signs of illness or aggression. ![]()
Please visit Wildlife Illinois, or the Humane Society’s info page for tips on how to safely respond to a coyote encounter. ![]()
www.wildlifeillinois.org/sightings/coyote-in-my-neighborhood-or-yard/![]()
www.humanesociety.org/resources/coyotes-people-encounters![]()
You can also find information on hunting, trapping, and efforts to monitor the IL coyote population on the IL DNR webpage on coyotes www2.illinois.gov/dnr/conservation/wildlife/Pages/Coyote.aspx
A Coyote in My Neighborhood or Yard
www.wildlifeillinois.org
www.youtube.com/watch?v=vg37w1Sg0Dc Coyotes are found throughout Illinois—in rural, suburban and highly urban areas. So if you see a coyote resting in or crossing a backyard, golf course, park or field—that is normal coyote behavior. It is also common to see coyotes out during the day…
Do you want to serve Moline? We are hiring police officers now. Have a job when you graduate this spring. ![]()
St. Ambrose University Western Illinois University-Quad Cities Western Illinois University Black Hawk College Black Hawk College East Campus Scott Community College Augustana College – Illinois University of Wisconsin-Platteville![]()
Click on the link below: ![]()
www.governmentjobs.com/careers/molineil/jobs/2945534/police-officer?pagetype=jobOpportunitiesJobs
Peer Support group available to First Responders in the Quad Cities
www.ourquadcities.com
MABAS Division 43 peer support group is a program meant to help first responders with their mental health. First responders don’t have normal lives nor do they do normal jobs. This is why fir…