Public Safety Patrol Officer

Manitowoc Police Department; Manitowoc (WI); Vor Ort; USD 52.000 - 75.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Manitowoc Police Department is looking for a patrol officer to protect life and property, prevent crime, and enforce laws in designated areas on an assigned shift or special assignments.

Officers must perform with independence, exercise sound judgment, and provide clear, thorough oral and written reports. A valid Wisconsin operator's license is required, with residency considerations and recruit-school preference noted.

Qualifikationen

• Associate Degree in Police Science or Bachelor's Degree in Law Enforcement from an accredited university.
• 60 semester hours may be accepted in lieu of a degree.
• Meet the minimum requirements as set forth by the Wisconsin Law Enforcement Standards Board.

Aufgaben

• Patrol city streets, roads and public places, either at large or in designated area.
• Directs traffic and enforces motor vehicle and parking regulations.
• Investigates automobile accidents, interviews witnesses, gathers information, locates and identifies hit and run vehicles and makes detailed reports.
• Makes arrests when violations of laws and/or city ordinances are observed or when warrants exist for known offenders.
• Investigates suspicious incidents during shift; conducts follow-up investigations as needed.
• Issues verbal or written warnings or citations; operates police vehicle and related equipment.
• Responds to calls for service involving ordinance, misdemeanor and felony violations; assists citizens and motorists.
• Testifies in court; reports hazardous conditions; maintains records and prepares reports.

Kenntnisse

Firearms proficiency

Computer systems

Communication skills

Interpersonal skills

Ausbildung

Associate Degree in Police Science or Bachelor's Degree in Law Enforcement

Jobbeschreibung

Manitowoc Police Department is looking for a patrol officer to protect life and property, prevent crime, and enforce laws in designated areas on an assigned shift or special assignments.

Officers must perform with independence, exercise sound judgment, and provide clear, thorough oral and written reports. A valid Wisconsin operator's license is required, with residency considerations and recruit-school preference noted.