Campus Safety Investigator I — Patrol, Response & Reports

Stubblefield Institute; Shepherdstown (WV); On-site; USD 35,000 - 50,000; Part time

Job summary

The Campus Police Investigator I at Stubblefield Institute ensures safety by patrolling university areas and enforcing security regulations. The role carries non-exempt, part-time status and requires reacting to emergencies and maintaining incident records with accuracy.

Qualifications emphasize availability during evenings and weekends, plus the ability to learn database systems and hold a valid driver’s license in line with WV Code 30-29-1 et seq.

Qualifications

• Evenings, weekends, holidays and special events availability.
• Ability to learn and use computer database systems.
• Must hold a valid driver’s license and meet WV law enforcement standards.
• WV Code 30-29-1 et seq compliance.

Responsibilities

• Exercise general law enforcement authority to protect life and property on university property.
• Patrol campus by foot and vehicle to maintain a visible police presence.
• Monitor traffic and parking and issue warnings or citations per procedures.
• Respond to emergencies and calls for service requiring law enforcement assistance.
• Conduct investigations and initiate actions per policies and laws.
• Prepare reports and maintain law enforcement records in departmental software.
• Report hazards and assist in actions to minimize damage and protect public safety.
• Assist local, state, and federal agencies as needed.
• Identify and apprehend suspects and assist prosecution.
• Assist with training events, crowd management, and other duties as assigned.
• Provide student, faculty, staff, and visitor assistance including escorts.

Skills

Evenings/weekends availability

Computer database systems

Valid driver’s license

WV Code 30-29-1 et seq

Education

Police academy graduation

Law enforcement certification

Job description

The Campus Police Investigator I at Stubblefield Institute ensures safety by patrolling university areas and enforcing security regulations. The role carries non-exempt, part-time status and requires reacting to emergencies and maintaining incident records with accuracy.

Qualifications emphasize availability during evenings and weekends, plus the ability to learn database systems and hold a valid driver’s license in line with WV Code 30-29-1 et seq.