The Career Project

As a community service officer in patrol I enforce parking violations, impound abandoned vehicles and write police reports that have no suspect information. I give school tours of the department and act as a communtiy liason. When I dispatch I answer all of the phone lines into the police department including 911. I also handle radio traffic between the officers and advise them where to go.

I am in charge of the children. It is my job to make sure they do everything that they need to do, and if they don't do it, it is my job to handle the situation. They are in a lock down facility and are unable to leave.

Overseeing inmates housing conditions and living areas, managing training,school and work for the inmates, transporting to and from court. Maintaining safety and security of the institution and our community.

I respond to crime scenes and gather evidence. I attend the autopsies. I process victims and suspects.

Enforce state law and local ordinance, specifically assigned to investigate crimes of domestic violence and juvenile crimes.

I am a police dispatcher, but also coordinate the fire and EMS reponses for campus. In addition I am responsible for training the new dispatchers and officers on radio usage.

maintian and monitor criminal records for city and county. perform que id's for the arresting officers, process juveniles when they get arrested. prepare documents for court. fingerprint and do background checks for the general public. procesall employees for the police dept and municipal court,

Provide safety and security checks of the facility, update daily paperwork, update court logs, clean parts of the facility, and check on the juveniles on scheduled intervals.

Duties include ensuring a safe and secure environment, directing traffic, patrolling streets and surrounding grounds.

Answer standard phone lines as well as 911 emergency lines, taking call information, dispatching police/fire/ems services, and general paperwork duties that goes along with that.

I supervise 7 patrol officers. This includes making sure each officer has their police reports done accurately and turned in on time, help coordinate days off and positions that need covered when an officer calls in sick, perform quarterly evaluations, perform roll call training. This is in addition to going on service calls.

police duties

I answer radio calls for service from a range of problems such as park violence, speeding, accidents, park police violations, etc. I write reports based on these incidents, issue citations, and place violators in jail.

Patrolling campus and surrounding areas, to prevent criminal activity and insure the safety of students and faculty. Effecting arrests, when necessary, and providing emergency services.

Enforce OSHA regulations

Patrol, law enforcement & supervision of patrol personnel

My duties include public safety, law enforcement and education of the public.