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The City of Durham Police Department is seeking a Traffic Investigator to respond to and investigate traffic crashes, compile reports, assist with traffic control, and coordinate removal of blocked roadways. The role supports public safety and may involve court testimony as needed.
Applicants should have a High School Diploma or equivalent and at least two years of related experience; a North Carolina Class C driver's license is required or must be obtained within 60 days of hire.
Advance in your career while making a real difference in the community you serve.
Hiring Range: $52,606.00
Hours: 8:00am - 5:00pm
Our internationally accredited Durham Police Department is dedicated to hiring and training officers and staff who represent the best the law enforcement profession has to offer. We are a progressive agency committed to reducing crime by providing the best quality service. We work to foster public confidence and maintain the highest standards of excellence as a community partner for positive change. We are a progressive agency committed to reducing crime by providing the best quality service. We work to foster public confidence and maintain the highest standards of excellence as a community partner for positive change. We are a progressive agency committed to reducing crime by providing the best quality service. We work to foster public confidence and maintain the highest standards of excellence as a community partner for positive change.
If you’re interested in delivering superior emergency response services and working collaboratively to serve our community, join our team in Durham!
A Traffic Investigator is devoted to responding to and investigating traffic crashes. Responds to and investigates minor traffic collisions and gather and analyze relevant data to determine the circumstances of each incident. Provides assistance to individuals involved and compiles reports based on findings. Applies an understanding of local and state traffic laws. Other duties include providing traffic direction and control, assisting disabled vehicles, identifying and arranging for removal of abandoned vehicles that obstruct roadways.