Deputy Patrol Officer – Entry Level & Lateral
Position Summary:
Deputies are subject to the direct supervision of the Sergeant assigned to their patrol shift and are responsible for the preservation of the public peace, protection of life and property, prevention of crime, investigation of crimes, the arrest of violators of the law, the proper enforcement of all laws and ordinances of the County, State and the United States, and adherence to the Sheriff’s Rules, Regulations and Procedures.
Essential Functions:
- Maintain regular and predictable attendance.
- Give a full day’s work for a full day’s pay.
- Comply in letter and spirit with the Mission, Oath of Office, Ethical Values, directives, policies, procedures, customs and practices.
- Be mentally and physically fit and prepared for work.
- Learn the job; stay updated and current on case law, threats, trends, and changes in the law enforcement profession.
- Adjust to change in a positive manner.
- Respond in a professional and positive manner to management’s directives.
- Use work time to be productive in an efficient, effective and safe manner.
- Maintain the trust, faith and confidence of the Sheriff and be loyal to the lawful interests and needs of the organization.
- Maintain a harmonious work relationship with other personnel, agencies, and community partners.
Requirements:
- Successful completion of the Basic Law Enforcement Academy and receipt of basic law enforcement certification upon graduation; or
- Successful completion of the Basic Law Enforcement Equivalency process and receipt of basic law enforcement equivalency certification upon completion.