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Operates and monitors Bank Law Enforcement and life safety systems and equipment, including but not limited to the closed-circuit television system, integrated access control and Law Enforcement alarm systems, x-ray machine and metal detectors, biometric readers, radio system, fire system, public address system, and fire extinguishers.
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Requisition No: 824887 Agency: Agriculture and Consumer Services Working Title: LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER RECRUIT- 42003502 Pay Plan: Career Service Position Number: 42003502 Salary: $52,500.24 Posting Closing Date: 04/15/2024 Total Compensation Estimator Tool LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER RECRUIT (ACADEMY SPONSORSHIP) FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND CONSUMER SERVICES OFFICE OF AGRICULTURAL LAW ENFORCEMENT.
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Do you currently work for a Virginia Law Enforcement agency in a uniformed patrol or detective/investigator position? High school graduate or equivalent with experience in law enforcement as a deputy sheriff, police officer, or a security guard preferred; or any equivalent combination of education and experience.
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Law Enforcement Officer I: Education - High School diploma or Equivalent - Licenses -Class D Driver's License - Must obtain Class I LEO Certification from the SC Criminal Justice Academy within 1 year from hire date.
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Flock is looking to add a Territory Sales Manager to our growing Law Enforcement sales team. Flock Safety provides the first public safety operating system that empowers private communities and law enforcement to work together to eliminate crime.
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Have you ever in your LIFETIME worked as a sworn, certified Law Enforcement Officer or Corrections Officer? An applicant hired as a certified law enforcement deputy sheriff who has at least one complete year of full-time certified law enforcement experience may currently receive a one-time hiring/recruitment bonus of up to $5,000.
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If you have completeda basic law enforcement academy but have less than 24 months of continuous experience as a sworn law enforcement officer in the past four years, please apply through our Exceptional Entry Police Officer job posting.
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Do you hold current DCJS Law Enforcement certification (road/patrol function)? $28.36 per hour + approximately 3% for every 2 years of certified DCJS law enforcement service.
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Do you have an Associate's degree in Criminal Justice, Criminology, Administration of Justice, or closely related field, PLUS an equivalent to at least three (3) years of full-time investigative work with a law enforcement agency.
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Small arms armorer, gunsmith or other training experience demonstrating a proficient knowledge of firearms and their use within the law enforcement community is preferred. Regional Law Enforcement Sales Manager - AK AZ CA WA OR ID MT UT NV CO HI.
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Over one year in code enforcement, law enforcement, inspector or related fields. Direct law or code enforcement, or inspection experience. About the job Code Enforcement Technician/Code Enforcement Officer 1.
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Requires high school graduation, successful completion of a basic police academy, minimum of one year of continuous law enforcement employment at a municipal, county or state law enforcement agency as a police officer, and no more than 18 months break in service College level course work in law enforcement or related field, bilingual capability and specialized law enforcement training are highly desirable.
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Certification as a Law Enforcement Officer in accordance with the provisions of the North Carolina Criminal Justice Training and Standards Commission [Valid Basic Law Enforcement Training ( BLET ) Certification]; Intermediate or advanced certification preferred.
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Attend and successfully complete a Maryland certified law enforcement training academy designed to provide training in police methods and procedures including but not limited to patrol functions, crime prevention, law enforcement, investigation, and identification techniques, equipment, legal obligations, police records and reports, first aid, weapons, effective and professional communication, emergency vehicle operation, and physical fitness.
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Have held a full-time, sworn, certified law enforcement officer position with an Idaho P.O.S.T. Basic Patrol Officer Certificate or greater/equivalent within the last 5 years. Have held a full-time, sworn, certified law enforcement officer position with an Idaho P.O.S.T. Basic Patrol Officer Certificate or greater/equivalent within the last five years.
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