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means A person who receives requests or emergencies and directs the right people, vehicles, or resources to deal with them.

from From 'dispatch,' which entered English in the 1500s meaning to send off quickly or get something done without delay — likely from Italian 'dispacciare' or Spanish 'despachar,' both meaning to expedite or hasten, built on the idea of clearing something out of the way so it can move. Add the agent suffix '-er' and you get someone whose job is to do the sending — the one who hears the call and gets things moving.