Community Peace Officer: Proactive Patrols & Public Safety

Startdate; Grande Prairie; On-site; CAD 54,000 - 73,000; Full time

Job summary

Startdate is seeking a Peace Officer in Grande Prairie, AB. The role involves enforcing bylaws and laws, patrolling streets, conducting traffic safety, and engaging with the community through education and events.

You’ll complete animal control duties, assist partner agencies, and ensure professional service while following department procedures. A valid Alberta driver’s license and security clearance are required; induction programs are assets.

Qualifications

• Diploma in law enforcement or related training or experience.
• Alberta Class 5 driver’s license with minimal demerits.
• High school diploma required.
• Familiar with email, mobile apps and basic word processing.
• Ability to remain professional in confrontational situations.
• Must obtain security clearance and CPO induction assets are beneficial.

Responsibilities

• Enforce City bylaws, provincial statutes and federal laws; prepare reports and testify in court as needed.
• Conduct proactive patrols to deter crime and assist the public.
• Perform traffic safety, collision investigation and traffic enforcement tasks.
• Engage with the community through education and events.
• Handle animal control activities including welfare checks and licensing checks.
• Coordinate with Grande Prairie Police Service and partner agencies.
• Provide excellent customer service and resolve conflicts tactfully.
• Follow department policies and maintain safety and security standards.

Skills

Tactful communication

Public safety focus

Teamwork

Adaptability

Education

Law enforcement diploma

High School Diploma

PARE certificate

First Aid Certificate

Security clearance eligibility

Tools

Email

Mobile applications

Word processing

Laptops/IT literacy

Job description

Startdate is seeking a Peace Officer in Grande Prairie, AB. The role involves enforcing bylaws and laws, patrolling streets, conducting traffic safety, and engaging with the community through education and events.

You’ll complete animal control duties, assist partner agencies, and ensure professional service while following department procedures. A valid Alberta driver’s license and security clearance are required; induction programs are assets.