Patrol Deputy Officer

Polk County•Balsam Lake, WI

13h•Onsite

About The Position

Enforce laws, maintain public safety, and respond to emergencies. Foster positive relationships with the community and stakeholders. Provide timely and effective emergency services. Maintain accurate and timely records and reports. Perform duties specific to assigned roles with professionalism. Uphold ethical standards and maintain confidentiality.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED
Sixty (60) fully accredited college credits or an Associate degree in Law Enforcement or Law Enforcement related field
Current certification as a law enforcement officer in the State of Wisconsin, or licensed or certified as a law enforcement officer in another state and eligible to become certified in Wisconsin preferred.
Ability to complete training and become certified as a law enforcement officer.
As an alternative to the post high school education requirements the Sheriff's Deputy must have non-lapsing LESB certification prior to February 1, 1993.
Knowledge of county ordinances, state laws, standards of care and procedures commonly accepted as Law Enforcement standards.
Knowledge of civil process laws and procedures and the ability to properly serve the same
Superior Customer Service and Community Focus
Integrity/Honesty
Accountability
Organizational Capability
Data Gathering and Analysis
Judgement and Decision Making
Stress Tolerance
Self-Management
Written and Verbal Communication
Leveraging Technology
Current Wisconsin Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board Certification or licensed or certified as a law enforcement officer in another state and be eligible for Wisconsin Certification.
Must possess a valid driver’s license from state of Wisconsin.
Must maintain LESB law enforcement certification
Must pass a law enforcement officer's background investigation.
Must pass a standardized psychological screening for law enforcement officers.
Must pass a standardized physical exam for law enforcement officers.
Must have the ability to operate a motor vehicle in a safe manner sometimes at high speeds, often in inclement weather.
Must have the ability to safely and effectively discharge handguns, shotguns and rifles sometimes under high stress situations in various conditions.
Must have the ability to properly deploy various tools of force and restraint common to the Law Enforcement profession.
Must be a resident of Wisconsin and reside within 15 miles of Polk County.

Nice To Haves

Experience / Lateral Wage available

Responsibilities

Apply law enforcement practices to county ordinances, state and federal laws.
Respond to emergencies safely and promptly.
Prevent crime and protect property and persons.
Control and regulate crime scenes and emergencies.
Respond to calls for service and public concerns.
Conduct criminal investigations and gather/preserve evidence.
Arrest suspects and file reports.
Testify competently in court.
Enforce laws related to recreational activities.
Enforce laws and ordinances specific to school property.
Communicate professionally and courteously at all times.
Educate the public on safety issues through programs and presentations.
Conduct youth and community programs.
Maintain relationships with school staff, students, and administration.
Provide instruction in schools on safety and prevention topics.
Communicate effectively with other agencies and the public.
Render first aid and conduct rescue/recovery operations.
Monitor and assist emergency service providers in dangerous situations.
Respond to recreational emergencies (e.g., snowmobiles, boats, ATVs).
Cooperate with other agencies in rescue and recovery efforts.
Document incidents thoroughly and accurately.
Receive, evaluate, prioritize, and disseminate information efficiently.
Complete and file affidavits for civil processes.
Maintain knowledge of department programs and refer inquiries appropriately.
Respond to school-related incidents, provide consultation, and maintain presence in schools.
Serve legal documents, pursue leads for personal service, and file necessary paperwork.
Maintain equipment, enforce recreational laws, and assist parks department.
Provide court security, coordinate transportation, and assist with court-related tasks.
Maintain LESB law enforcement certification.
Attend training and staff development activities.
Participate in staff meetings and team problem-solving.
Provide backup during absences or peak workloads.
Perform other duties as assigned.
Maintain integrity and honesty.
Adhere to confidentiality policies.
Maintain professional relationships with staff and management.