The Communications Division handles all incoming calls for service, including 911 Emergency and Cellular calls for fire, law enforcement, and emergency medical service for the entire County, as-well-as routine calls for police or other related services. During the year 2004, this division received 18,361 calls for service. This Division also monitors various alarms, dispatches all Sheriff's Units, Village Police, Township Fire and EMS Units. The division constantly monitors the Noah Weather Radio and activates alert sirens for the entire county, as-well-as the City of Circleville in the event of threatening conditions. The Communications Division is the heart of the Pickaway County Sheriff's Office and many times the first contact citizens have with the Sheriff's Office.

Cpl. Kim Chapman and Cpl. Travis Adkins share scheduling and supervisor responsibilities for the day-to-day operation of the communications center.

Kim is the LEADS “TAC” officer (Terminal Agency Coordinator). Kim is a certified training LEADS, and Dispatch training officer. She is responsible for LEADS validations and LEADS operator training. Travis is the Assistant “TAC” officer. As TAC officers they are both responsible for the use and security of all LEADS equipment. LEADS equipment runs driver and vehicle checks along with criminal history checks, and is considered sensitive information.

Both Kim and Travis are Administrators on the Computer Aided Dispatch System.
Kim is the Amber Alert coordinator for Pickaway County. Kim, Travis, and all other personnel assigned to the communication center handle incoming 911 calls, regular business calls and dispatch officers to emergency and non-emergency calls for service.