Entry Level Police Officer
ENTRY LEVEL POLICE OFFICER (Annual Salary: $71,632 PLUS $10K Bonus)
MUST BE A U.S. CITIZEN
MUST POSSESS A VALID DRIVER'S LICENSE
NO FELONY CONVICTIONS
- Participates in all required training, both at the Police Academy and, subsequently on-the-job, to learn the duties of and maintain the proficiency requirements for the classification of Police Officer.
- Performs general patrol duties in a vehicle and on foot.
- Detects violations of laws and ordinances, and identifies wanted vehicles and persons.
- Operates patrol vehicles.
- Uses physical exertion to perform duties.
- Intervenes in fights, disarms suspects, pursues fleeing suspects, and restrains hostile individuals.
- Assists in crowd control activities.
- Responds to emergency situations and other calls for service.
- Administers emergency medical aid.
- Extinguishes small fires.
- Conducts initial and follow up investigations of crimes and other incidents and events.
- Protects crime scenes, and collects evidence and information.
- Conducts searches and seizures.
- Locates and interviews witnesses.
- Searches, restrains, transports, and guards persons.
- Serves warrants and summonses.
- Conducts surveillance.
- Arrests and detains persons.
- Identifies and determines possible solutions to community crime problems.
- Attends and participates in community meetings.
- Performs security surveys.
- Establishes rapport with the public.
- Mediates disputes.
- Advises victims, suspects, and the general public of rights and processes.
- Performs crisis mediation with persons involved in domestic and civil disputes, suspects attempting suicide, and in hostage situations.
- Communicates through law enforcement radio channels and through computer networks to provide information to officers.
- Prepares investigative and administrative reports and forms, arrest warrants and statements of charges using appropriate grammar and math.
- Prepared detailed case documentation and presents testimony in court.
- Enforces traffic laws and ordinances, and investigates traffic accidents.
- Operates various types of radar and breathalyzer equipment.
- Administers roadside sobriety tests.
- Arranges for blood or other chemical tests.
- Directs traffic.
- Executes motor vehicle stops.
- Issues criminal and traffic citations.
- Inspects and maintains all assigned equipment, including vehicles, firearms, and clothing.
Examples of Other Duties:
- Conducts investigations of a specialized nature, including homicide, vice, narcotics, arson, auto theft, robbery, family and sex crimes.
- Provides specialized operational support or serves as a member of field units such as the hostage negotiation, tactical, aviation, canine and marine units.
- Police Officers may testify as expert witnesses.
- Provides administrative and technical support throughout the Department.
- Performs other related duties as required.