Police Officer

Town of Rolesville•Town Hall, NC

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About The Position

Under general supervision, performs basic law enforcement work associated with a certified police officer as established by the North Carolina Criminal Justice Education and Training Standards Commission. The position responds to medical alarms and performs related work as required. Employees must be able to successfully perform all essential functions and primary tasks of the position description. The Rolesville Police Department seeks individuals committed to serving the community, building relationships, making a difference, and growing as part of a team. Field Training Officer (FTO) training is provided for both experienced and inexperienced candidates.

Requirements

Successful completion of Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET).
High school diploma.
Ability to successfully perform all essential functions and primary tasks of the position.

Nice To Haves

Completion of a college degree program in police science, criminal justice, law enforcement, or a related area is preferred.
Some experience as a certified police officer is preferred but not required.

Responsibilities

Respond to emergency situations in vehicles and on foot.
Conduct criminal investigations, including interviewing suspects, victims, and witnesses; collecting evidence; conducting searches; and documenting actions taken.
Enforce criminal law, including making custodial arrests and using physical or other force when necessary.
Serve warrants and criminal summons.
Enforce traffic laws, direct traffic, and investigate traffic crashes.
Operate and maintain a department-assigned vehicle.
Participate in mandatory and optional training courses, which may include applying skills and abilities.
Perform rescue operations and render assistance to citizens.
Respond to criminal and non-criminal requests for service.
Testify in court and prepare necessary reports and related documents.
Patrol on foot, by bicycle, in a patrol car, or by another authorized conveyance to preserve general order.
Check for unlocked doors, broken windows, and other indications of unusual situations.
Notify owners in person or through various communication methods of conditions deserving attention.
Report hazardous conditions to the proper authority.
Assist other officers in accordance with policy and procedure.
Enforce town ordinances.
Operate patrol vehicles, radar, and other assigned police equipment.
Notify proper authorities in cases involving injuries or fatalities.
Investigate suspicious persons, vehicles, and conditions.
Respond to rescue, hazardous materials, and medical alarms; perform rescue operations and assist citizens.
Use medical equipment to mitigate an incident.
Escort parades, funerals, and similar processions.
Accompany people transporting large sums of money or other valuables to provide protection.
Direct traffic at sports events and other occasions when traffic becomes congested, and at school crossings and dangerous intersections.
Attend public gatherings to maintain order.
Inspect equipment, ensure it functions properly, and keep it presentable.
Transport bank bags from Town Hall to various banks for deposits and change on a daily basis.
Prepare required records and reports.
Perform other duties as required.