Patrol & Community Safety Officer — Competitive Pay & Benefits

Linn Town Police Dept; Zenda (WI); On-site; USD 46,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Clothing Allowance

Dental

Health Insurance

Life Insurance

Paid Holidays

Sick Leave

Vacation

Wisconsin Retirement Fund

Paid Holidays: 10

Job summary

The Linn Town Police Dept in Wisconsin is recruiting for full-time Police Officers. The position features 10½-hour shifts (4 on/4 off/4 on/3 off), competitive pay and benefits, and potential for lateral transfers based on prior law enforcement service.

Applications are being accepted to establish eligibility and fill vacancies. Responsibilities include patrol, responding to calls, enforcing laws, investigating incidents, testifying in court, and working with residents and agencies to protect

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent with 60 college credits/Associate's degree.
• U.S. citizen or eligible to work in the U.S.; able to obtain Wisconsin certification.
• Background check, drug screening, medical examination, and oral interviews required.

Responsibilities

• Perform patrol duties, respond to calls for service, enforce laws and ordinances, investigate crimes and traffic crashes, prepare reports, testify in court.
• Coordinate with residents and other agencies to protect public safety.

Skills

Multitasking

Firearm qualification

Driver's license

Strong communication

Computer skills

Good driving record

Physical fitness

Citizenship

Education

High school diploma

60 college credits / Associate's degree

Job description

The Linn Town Police Dept in Wisconsin is recruiting for full-time Police Officers. The position features 10½-hour shifts (4 on/4 off/4 on/3 off), competitive pay and benefits, and potential for lateral transfers based on prior law enforcement service.

Applications are being accepted to establish eligibility and fill vacancies. Responsibilities include patrol, responding to calls, enforcing laws, investigating incidents, testifying in court, and working with residents and agencies to protect