OUR MISSION

“We are dedicated to professionalism and excellence in public safety communications.”

SUPPORTING
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
EVERY DAY

SBRPCA provides 9-1-1 Dispatch Services to the cities of Gardena, Hawthorne, Manhattan Beach, Culver City, El Segundo, and Hermosa Beach.

    OUR VISION

    “To lead the way in regional emergency communications and shape the future of public safety through collaboration with our communities.”

    OUR VALUES

    TEAMWORK

PROFESSIONALISM

EMPATHY

INNOVATION

“CALL IF YOU CAN,
TEXT IF YOU CAN’T.”

Text to 9-1-1 Now Available in Los Angeles County

If unable to call, mobile users in Los Angeles County now have the ability
to send text messages to 9-1-1.

LOOKING FOR THE BEST AND BRIGHTEST
TO SERVE THE SOUTH BAY

The South Bay Regional Public Communications Authority offers exciting and rewarding career opportunities to dedicated and highly motivated individuals. Those who join our team as a protector of six Southern California cities enjoy excellent salary and benefits while working in a state-of-the-art facility.

125,946

2020 9-1-1 Calls

228,869

2020 10-Digit Calls

354,815

2020 Calls for Service

261,849

Residents Served

9-1-1 DISPATCHER

We are currently seeking candidates for the position of 9-1-1 Communications Operator. All correspondence to applicants will be via email. Make sure your correct email address is included in your application. Resumes are not accepted. Please use the button below to apply.

REQUEST FOR PUBLIC RECORDS

Need to request information? We provide access to public records, except those documents which are exempt from disclosure by express provisions of law or considered confidential or privileged under the law.

PUBLIC SAFETY TIPS

During an emergency, police and fire responders are there to help you. However, in the event of a major disaster, police and fire personnel may find it necessary to prioritize calls in order to help those in life-threatening situations. In order to help keep emergency responders available for those in dire need, for your own safety you should be prepared for emergencies.