Patrol Deputy Sheriff

COUNTY OF DUNN; Manning (ND); On-site; USD 41,000 - 53,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical 100% Paid Medical for Employee

Retirement North Dakota Public EMPLOYE

Job summary

Dunn County is seeking a Patrol Deputy to protect people and property in Manning, North Dakota. The role involves patrolling designated areas, responding to emergencies, issuing tickets, citations, or arrests, transporting inmates, and preparing reports for court proceedings.

Requires an Associate's degree in criminal justice and/or one year of law enforcement experience; POST Certification and a valid driver's license are required.

Qualifications

• Associate's degree in criminal justice and/or one year law enforcement experience.

Responsibilities

• Patrol designated areas to observe for crime and respond to emergencies.
• Investigate suspicious activities, enforce laws, and prepare reports for court proceedings.
• Conduct background investigations and testify in formal court proceedings.
• Collaborate with other law enforcement agencies and assist with special investigations.

Education

Associate's degree in criminal justice

Job description

• Location 205 OWENS ST,Manning, ND, 58642-9513,United States
• Base Pay $29.50 - $38.49 / Hour
• Employee Type Full Time Hourly
• Required Degree 2 Year Degree
• Manage Others No

Contact information

• Phone [phone]
• Email [e-mail]

Description

The Patrol Deputy is responsible for performing activities related to the safety and protection of people and property in the County. Responsibilities include patrolling designated areas to observe for crime and being available for emergency response; investigating individual suspicious activities or long-term investigations; enforcing the laws through tickets, citations, or arrests; serving civil process papers and arrest warrants; transporting inmates to facilities; collecting information through interviews; conducting search warrants; preparing reports, information, and documentation; and responding to public requests for information, training, or assistance.

Oversees crime scene investigations to include identifying and interviewing witnesses, gathering and preserving evidence.
Conducts background investigations/record checks on defendants in criminal matters.
Processes Law Enforcement background packets for Sheriff Office applicants.
Develops information for search warrants
Plans, organizes and conducts undercover surveillance for state, local and federal agencies. Work cooperatively with other law enforcement agencies.
Performs required law enforcement services in compliance with laws, ordinances, rules, regulations, policies and procedures on behalf of the County Sheriff's Office.
Patrols roads; performs traffic control; furnishes road and weather conditions.
Responds to calls and complaints regarding suspected criminal activity; apprehends and/or seeks the prosecution of offenders of local, state and federal statutes.
Works with the court system, attorneys and other law enforcement personnel; contacts various agencies to obtain and verify information.
Investigates traffic accidents; writes accident reports; enforce traffic laws.
Conducts thorough investigations of both criminal and civil acts, and missing people to the best of their ability
Prepares reports on crimes, arrests or incidents; works with prosecuting attorneys; testifies in formal court proceedings.
Prepares various records and data for court processing.
Serves civil papers.
Performs Courtroom security; transports prisoners as needed.
Provides information to the public regarding various topics.
Conduct sex offender registry checks.
Conducts online criminal investigations as part of the ICAC (Internet Crimes against Children) Task Force.
Performs related work and any other duties as required by the Sheriff.

Requirements

• Physical environment consists of frequent exposure to an outdoor environment. May be required to perform a full range of motion with lifting and/or carrying materials, or equipment. Potential exposure to hazardous chemicals and infectious diseases. Potential exposure to dangerous situations involving hostile citizens.
• Should be able to drag 200 pounds a minimum of twenty-five feet.
• Scheduling is shift work, weekends and holidays.

Associate's degree in criminal justice and/or one year law enforcement experience.

Licensing Requirements

POST Certification

Valid Driver's License

Summary

The mission of Dunn County government is to deliver services in a fiscally responsible way that will enhance the health, safety, and quality of life of our residents.

Dunn County Core Values

• Services: We will provide quality service to all Dunn County residents.
• Fiscal Responsibility: We will respectfully and responsibly manage the people's money.
• Integrity: We will act with integrity in our work and dealings with the public.
• Accountability: We are accountable for our words and actions.

Applicants claiming Veteran's preference must state so in a letter of application and attach appropriate documentation. Dunn County does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age or disability in the admission to its programs or activities, including the employment process.

Equal Opportunity Employer

Additional Information

• Medical 100% Paid Medical for Employee and Family
• Retirement North Dakota Public Employees Retirement