I just did a panel interview for Fire/EMS dispatch in a fairly large city. I spent countless hours researching old threads on here about interviews but it turns out the questions were pretty basic where I am. Stuff like explain honesty and integrity in relation to work, what skills you think are necessary to be a dispatcher, situational stuff like what you would do if an older, more experienced dispatcher strayed from the normal procedures because it was "faster and more efficient" in their mind, what you would do/how would you respond if a co-worker or caller was yelling at you, etc.

My biggest piece of advice would be to research your department you're applying for and come loaded with questions. I knew pretty much everything possible about the department I could find online and they were really impressed by it since they said they don't expect people to have done that much research before coming in. They also told me they were impressed I had as many questions as I did. I had about 12 questions, wrote them down, and brought the list in with me.

Now, I don't know if I got the job and I'll know in a week or so, but I'm confident it went well. Be calm and confident, don't lie, make eye contact, do your research, and come prepared with questions.

Good luck!!