POST Certified Deputy Sheriff (Patrol) with at least two years of patrol experience

Summary

Law Enforcement Officer

Under general supervision, performs general law enforcement work to enforce the laws of the State of Colorado and the County and to safeguard the lives, property and rights of residents of the County. Work requires that the employee cooperate and work closelywith investigators, other deputy sheriffs, line supervisors, other law enforcement agencies and the public. Employee is subject to the usual hazards of general law enforcement work. Reports to a Sergeant. Work involves responding to complaint calls, investigating crimes, mediating civil disputes, preparing reports and patrolling the County in an official vehicle to deter crime or apprehend violators or suspects, enforcing traffic laws, collecting and submitting evidence related to crimes, and testifying in court.

Salary ranges from $42.97 to $54.37 per hour. Lateral pay range based on a one for one year credit. $5000 sign-on bonus following the completion of all training, to include the Field Training Program.

This position is eligible for Standard Benefits which includes dental, medical, and vision insurance, paid time off and holidays, retirement matching, wellness programs, and tuition reimbursement.

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office (JCSO) is seeking applicants with two-years patrol experience as a full-time peace officer who are currently employed by a state, county or municipal law enforcement agency and in good standing; or have been separated as a peace officer for two years or less.

Essential job functions include answering complaint calls, investigating crimes, patrolling the County, mediating civil disputes, preparing reports, enforcing traffic laws, collecting and submitting evidence, and testifying in court.

Additional job duties include answering inquiries from the public, obtaining patrol vehicle inspections, testifying in civil and criminal cases, providing security and/or traffic control for special events, serving assigned court documents, and patrolling assigned areas to enforce laws, investigate crimes or suspicious activities and maintain order.

Physical requirements include the ability to operate machinery and equipment, exert force, walk, stand, run, and physically confront. Data conception, interpersonal communication, language ability, intelligence, verbal aptitude, numerical aptitude, form/spatial aptitude, motor coordination, manual dexterity, color discrimination, and physical communication are also required.

Knowledge, skills and abilities include general knowledge of law enforcement practices, procedures and investigation techniques, county, state and federal laws, geography of the County, criminal investigative practices, ethical guidelines, computers, office machines, firearms, sound judgment, discipline, tact, courtesy, fairness, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact

Job Description

Law Enforcement Officer

Under general supervision, performs general law enforcement work to enforce the laws of the State of Colorado and the County and to safeguard the lives, property and rights of residents of the County. Work requires that the employee cooperate and work closelywith investigators, other deputy sheriffs, line supervisors, other law enforcement agencies and the public. Employee is subject to the usual hazards of general law enforcement work. Reports to a Sergeant. Work involves responding to complaint calls, investigating crimes, mediating civil disputes, preparing reports and patrolling the County in an official vehicle to deter crime or apprehend violators or suspects, enforcing traffic laws, collecting and submitting evidence related to crimes, and testifying in court.

Salary ranges from $42.97 to $54.37 per hour. Lateral pay range based on a one for one year credit. $5000 sign-on bonus following the completion of all training, to include the Field Training Program.

This position is eligible for Standard Benefits which includes dental, medical, and vision insurance, paid time off and holidays, retirement matching, wellness programs, and tuition reimbursement.

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office (JCSO) is seeking applicants with two-years patrol experience as a full-time peace officer who are currently employed by a state, county or municipal law enforcement agency and in good standing; or have been separated as a peace officer for two years or less.

Essential job functions include answering complaint calls, investigating crimes, patrolling the County, mediating civil disputes, preparing reports, enforcing traffic laws, collecting and submitting evidence, and testifying in court.

Additional job duties include answering inquiries from the public, obtaining patrol vehicle inspections, testifying in civil and criminal cases, providing security and/or traffic control for special events, serving assigned court documents, and patrolling assigned areas to enforce laws, investigate crimes or suspicious activities and maintain order.

Physical requirements include the ability to operate machinery and equipment, exert force, walk, stand, run, and physically confront. Data conception, interpersonal communication, language ability, intelligence, verbal aptitude, numerical aptitude, form/spatial aptitude, motor coordination, manual dexterity, color discrimination, and physical communication are also required.

Knowledge, skills and abilities include general knowledge of law enforcement practices, procedures and investigation techniques, county, state and federal laws, geography of the County, criminal investigative practices, ethical guidelines, computers, office machines, firearms, sound judgment, discipline, tact, courtesy, fairness, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact, tact