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A sworn Federal Law Enforcement Officer with full arrest powers to enforce federal laws and Federal Reserve policies and regulations to protect life, property and assets. Responsibilities:Operates as a law enforcement officer pursuant to the authority given the Board of Governors by Section 11 (q) of the Federal Reserve Act. Authorized personnel act as law enforcement officers pursuant to the regulations of the Board of Governors and approved by the US Attorney General (Uniform Regulations of the Federal Reserve Law Enforcement Officers.
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Provide documented work experience in Law Enforcement technology per Arlington ISD guidelines for issuing a local teaching permit. Experience: Provide documented work experience in Law Enforcement technology per Arlington ISD guidelines for issuing a local teaching permit.
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Certification as a Code Enforcement Officer from CACEO or similar organization. Public Agency Resources (PARS), a subsidiary of Wildan, currently has an opening for a Senior Code Enforcement Officer in San Francisco, CA.Essential Duties and ResponsibilitiesReceives complaints regarding violations of City/County ordinances and regulations; researches City/County codes for appropriate sections.
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The Federal Law Enforcement Officer will assist with the effective deployment of proven law enforcement best practices and physical security system technologies (access control, video surveillance, intrusion detection, screening, etc.
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Interacts and communicates with various groups and individuals such as the immediate supervisor, County Attorney, co-workers, County personnel, Code Enforcement Special Magistrate, complainants, property/business owners, contractors, various community/civic organizations, various other Governmental agencies, vendors and the general public.
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The Code Compliance division in the Economic Development & Planning Department is excited to announce a job opening for a Code Enforcement Officer that would love to join their professional team.
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The City of Jefferson is now accepting applications for a Parking Enforcement Officer for the Public Works-Parking Division. Primary activities include: answering frequent customer inquiries, enforcement of parking ordinances and assisting in the operation of various parking facilities.
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Requires three years of code enforcement or law enforcement experienceCERTIFICATIONS AND LICENSES:Upper State Code Enforcement Association/South Carolina Litter Association preferred.
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Do you possess a Level I Code Enforcement Officer certification by the Florida Association of Code Enforcement Officers? Certification as a Level I Code Enforcement Officer by the Florida Association of Code Enforcement Officers or ability to acquire within six (6) months of employment.
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You're a good fit for this position if you have experience working in criminal justice / law enforcement roles such as a parole agent, probation officer, police officer, military police or correctional officer.
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Parking Enforcement Officer. Reporting to the Parking Enforcement Supervisor, PEOs use technology (two-way radio, handheld computer) and follow established safety protocols (wear a department uniform with body camera) to complete their work safely and efficiently.
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The Parking Enforcement Officer is responsible for towing and/or ticketing illegally parked vehicles, identifying improperly marked parking areas, coordinating with the LU Sign Shop to ensure proper identification of all parking areas, maintaining adequate counts of parking space inventory, deploying temporary signs to denote parking areas and coning off parking areas needing to be blocked off for special events.
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Under general direction, plans, provides, and implements psychological services and programs within the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department for a specifically-defined law enforcement client base.
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The Parking Enforcement Officer is assigned to the Traffic Bureau and enforces violations related to vehicle parking ordinances commercially and residentially as well as issues associated with abandoned vehicles.
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We are currently seeking a highly motivated and compassionate individual to join our team as a Code Enforcement Officer I specifically tasked with identifying, monitoring, and cleaning up homeless camps.
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