Sworn Reserve Deputy

Door County Wisconsin•Sturgeon Bay, WI

10d•Onsite

About The Position

Under general supervision, this position supports law enforcement operations by performing security, patrol, and community service duties. The Sworn Reserve Deputy aids in enforcing laws, maintaining public safety, and supporting full-time deputies across various assignments and special functions.

Requirements

At least 18 years of age
Valid driver's license
Minimum of sixty (60) college credits in police science, criminal justice or related field.
Certification as a Wisconsin Law Enforcement Officer, or eligibility for certification within 12 months of hire.
Completion of the Sworn Reserve Deputy Field Training Officer (FTO) program.
Critical Thinking: Applies legal and procedural knowledge to respond to dynamic field situations.
Communication: Interacts professionally with the public and colleagues; prepares accurate and concise reports.
Problem Solving: Acts swiftly in emergencies; uses judgment to determine appropriate enforcement actions.
Collaboration: Works closely with other deputies and departments to maintain order and public safety.
Technical Proficiency: Operates patrol vehicles, radios, weapons, and other law enforcement equipment effectively.

Nice To Haves

Previous experience in law enforcement, security, or public safety roles.
Training or experience with community-oriented policing initiatives.

Responsibilities

Provides security at public functions and directs traffic at major events to ensure public safety.
Transports prisoners securely between facilities and supervises their custody when required.
Conducts marine or snowmobile patrols depending on seasonal needs and assignments.
Supplements full-time deputies in law enforcement activities as directed by supervisory staff.
Performs patrol duties in assigned areas including traffic control, accident response, and criminal investigation.
Maintains radio and telephone contact with supervisors to coordinate activities and obtain guidance.
Assists citizens with issues such as vehicle lockouts, traffic safety concerns, and crime prevention education.
Responds to emergencies, including civil disturbances and accidents, and takes appropriate law enforcement action.
Interrogates suspects and witnesses, preserves evidence, and prepares reports to support legal processes.
Executes civil process services as required by departmental and legal directives.
Completes detailed documentation and official reports pertaining to law enforcement and public safety activities.