Campus Police Sergeant — Security & Safety Lead

Sanfranciscopolice; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 111,680 - 135,748; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid days off during holidays

Membership in California Public Employee’s Retirement Systems (CalPERS)

Job summary

Sanfranciscopolice seeks an Institutional Police Sergeant to supervise law enforcement officers at City College of San Francisco. This full-time position involves maintaining safety, coordinating emergency responses, and enforcing rules. Candidates need a high school diploma, three years of law enforcement experience, and a valid California driver's license. Be a part of a dynamic institution and contribute to a safe learning environment.

Annual salary ranges from $111,680 to $135,748, emphasizing a commitment to community safety and effective policing.

Qualifications

• High School diploma or equivalent (GED or High School Proficiency Examination).
• Three years of experience as a police officer or military police.
• Possession of a valid California driver license; Basic P.O.S.T Certificate required.

Responsibilities

• Supervises work of officers and civilian staff.
• Acts as emergency operations manager in absence of superior.
• Investigates potential campus crimes and safety concerns.

Skills

Emergency management

First aid (CPR)

Law enforcement coordination

Community outreach

Education

High School diploma or GED

Tools

Basic P.O.S.T Certificate

Valid California driver license

Job description

Sanfranciscopolice seeks an Institutional Police Sergeant to supervise law enforcement officers at City College of San Francisco. This full-time position involves maintaining safety, coordinating emergency responses, and enforcing rules. Candidates need a high school diploma, three years of law enforcement experience, and a valid California driver's license. Be a part of a dynamic institution and contribute to a safe learning environment.

Annual salary ranges from $111,680 to $135,748, emphasizing a commitment to community safety and effective policing.