Deputy Sheriff - Patrol

Ozaukee County•Port Washington, WI

36d•$34 - $43

About The Position

The Deputy Sheriff – Patrol performs general law enforcement patrol duties to include but not limited to: response to incidents, traffic control, routine patrol, investigation of crimes, and related activities. This is a generalist position that emphasizes the application of modern law enforcement methods and general law enforcement duties. This individual will exercise a good deal of discretion and independence while performing a variety of law enforcement duties and tasks.

Requirements

Must be eligible for Wisconsin Law Enforcement Standards Board Certification
Minimum of 60 college credits in addition to high school diploma or equivalent
U.S. Citizen; minimum age – 20
Valid driver’s license with good driving record
Ability to possess a firearm
No Felony convictions; No Domestic Abuse convictions
Good verbal and written skills
Knowledge and skills in operating computer systems
Clear and concise speech
Ability to perform essential job functions of this position
Ability to obtain and retain certification as a “law enforcement officer” by the Wisconsin Law Enforcement Standards Board if not already certified.
Full-time sworn deputies of the Ozaukee County Sheriff’s Office must reside within Ozaukee County or counties adjacent to Ozaukee County. These counties include Sheboygan, Washington, Milwaukee, and Waukesha. Must move within the boundary of Ozaukee County within six months of completing probation; probation is one year.

Responsibilities

Monitor activity within assigned patrol area, taking necessary enforcement or assistance action as appropriate to specific incidents that occur.
Self-initiate appropriate activity when not involved with assigned tasks.
Respond to and take appropriate action when given specific assignments.
Properly document actions and follow applicable reporting and administrative requirements.
Promptly and appropriately communicate information concerning activities and observations.
Learn, develop, and appropriately apply general law enforcement skills.