Campus Police Lieutenant & Operations Leader

Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts; North Adams (MA); Sur place; USD 90 000 - 95 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Health Insurance

Retirement plan

Tuition waivers & discounts

Paid time off

Résumé du poste

Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts is seeking a Police Lieutenant to assist the Chief of Police in managing day-to-day operations of the Campus Police Department. You will supervise officers, dispatchers, and support staff while guiding investigations and community safety initiatives.

The role emphasizes leadership, staff development, and coordination with college administrators, with a focus on diversity and inclusion within a public safety context. Salary ranges and benefits are provided.

Qualifications

• Graduation from the Massachusetts Criminal Justice Training Council Municipal Academy or Massachusetts State Police Campus Police Academy or their equivalent.
• Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice preferred; seven years of related experience as a police officer / investigator with three years of supervisory experiences as a Sergeant, or any equivalent combination of education and experience in a law enforcement agency.
• Eligibility for appointment as a Massachusetts Special State Police Officer.
• Candidate must have experience working with diverse populations and have the ability to deal with young adults (students), faculty, and staff in a multi-cultural, multi-racial environment.
• Must have and retain a valid driver's license and possess a valid Massachusetts license to carry a firearm.
• Must obtain or possess CPR/First Responder certification and be trained in the operation of Automated External Defibrillator.

Responsabilités

• Establishes and evaluates employee goals and objectives; directs and focuses staffing.
• Evaluates and conducts annual performance evaluations of sworn subordinate supervisors, officers and civilian dispatchers and support staff.
• Routinely meets with and directs sworn subordinate supervisors, officers and civilian dispatchers and support staff.
• Disciplines sworn subordinate supervisors, officers and civilian dispatchers and support staff.
• Participates in staff hiring decisions.
• Current with professional development and trainings, provided at the college, state and federal levels.
• Assigning tasks and planning duties to include shift and event scheduling.
• Conducting staff briefing sessions.
• Routinely briefing other members of the command staff regarding incidents and other pertinent information.
• Preparing written police reports and memoranda; reviewing subordinate reports.
• Notifying the Chief of Police regarding incidents or other pertinent information as needed.
• Conducting staff training exercises.
• Coordinating shift operations, activities and communications, and maintaining cooperation with various federal, state and local law enforcement officials and agencies, as required
• Routinely briefs the Chief and other college administrators when appropriate and according to standard operating procedures and prepares written reports and memoranda.
• Commanding officer-in-charge in special circumstances and at special events, as required.
• Overseeing all investigations occurring within the department
• In an effort to support and serve the campus community (students, faculty, staff and visitors), responds to incident scenes to supervise and guide the response by police officers.
• Performs all the duties required of a campus police officer on and about campus, including uniformed foot and bike patrol as well as operation of the department motor vehicles; enforces local, state, and federal statutes and the rules and regulations of MCLA.
• Under the direction of the Executive Director/Chief of Police, assists in coordinating the college's effort to address Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and the recommendations in the 2021 Racially Just Policing Model Policy released by the Massachusetts ACLU, Bridgewater State University, and SIDLEY.

Connaissances

Leadership

Supervisory experience

Communication skills

Law enforcement

Formation

Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice

Outils

LEAPS

ID equipment

Description du poste

Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts is seeking a Police Lieutenant to assist the Chief of Police in managing day-to-day operations of the Campus Police Department. You will supervise officers, dispatchers, and support staff while guiding investigations and community safety initiatives.

The role emphasizes leadership, staff development, and coordination with college administrators, with a focus on diversity and inclusion within a public safety context. Salary ranges and benefits are provided.