Patrol Deputy
Salary: $27.40/hr.
Position Summary:
Under the general direction of the Sheriff or their designee, performs general police work to maintain public safety through enforcement of State and County Laws. Assigned duties are performed in accordance with State Statues and department rules and regulations. Work involves general patrolling, serving processes and court orders, court work, and performing community relations work and providing various types of assistance.
Essential Functions:
- Patrols an assigned area enforcing the laws of the county and all pertinent local, State and Federal ordinances.
- Investigates accidents and other crimes, prepares reports and does necessary paperwork. Provides first aid and other assistance, including the calling or wreckers and ambulances for accident victims and occupants of stranded and disabled vehicles.
- Issues citations and warnings. Observes and checks business and other property for unlocked doors or signs of criminal activity.
- Makes arrest and apprehends suspects.
- Testifies in court.
- Serves civil and criminal papers and maintains all the process files and paperwork.
- Promotes good community relations between the department and the general public.
- Investigates citizens’ complaints including those dealing with suspected criminal activity, stray animals and domestic disturbances.
- Inspects and maintains vehicles and equipment.
- Operates the breathalyzer as assigned.
- Directs and escorts traffic.
- Investigates break-ins, trespass and prowler complaints, and tavern disturbances and takes necessary action.
- Keeps abreast of current development through reading and attendance at continuing educational training sessions.
- Confirms to the oral and written policies of the Pierce County Sheriff’s Office.
- Does related work as required.
Requirements:
- 60 fully accredited college credits OR a 2-year Degree.
- Wi Law Enforcement Certification or WI Law Enforcement Basic training at the time of hire is required.
- Valid Driver’s License.