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Continued employment after your start date is contingent upon successful completion of ongoing training and supplemental screenings including, but not limited to: Basic Law Enforcement Training Course (BLEC), New Officer Field Training Program (FTO), in-service law enforcement training, weapons qualifications, annual drug screening, background reinvestigations and successfully maintaining Federal Reserve Law Enforcement Officer certification requirements.
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Required to maintain biennial in-service education credits regulated by Virginia DCJS Law Enforcement Officer recertification process; The department delivers a comprehensive program in law enforcement to provide the highest level of safety, security, and service for the students, faculty, staff, and visitors to the university, as they pursue their daily work and study activities, consistent with the laws of the Commonwealth, and the policies of the University.
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United States Citizens who are current Law Enforcement and have successfully passed the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) Criminal Investigator Training Program (CITP) or equivalent training program from the FBI, DEA or U.S. Postal Inspection Service.
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Associate's Degree with emphasis in criminology, law enforcement/administration of justice, political science, social or behavioral science or a related field, preferred, One (1) to Two (2) years of experience in law enforcement as a peace officer with a police or sheriff department in a full time or reserve capacity, preferred.
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Are you currently or have you been previously employed (with a break-in-service not to exceed 3 years from the date of application) by a law enforcement or fire agency as a Public Safety Dispatcher or equivalent position.
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Based on a Lateral Entry Agreement, an experienced, currently-employed full-time Wisconsin Law Enforcement Officer with a minimum of three (3) continuous years in that capacity could enter the pay scale with a maximum credit of five years of prior service, at the level of a Deputy Sheriff III, with an hourly rate of $35.50 ($73,8302 annually.
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The patrol officer is a sworn law enforcement officer of the City of Oxford and is responsible for the enforcement of all laws and ordinances whether local, state or federal. The patrol officer is responsible for executing all patrol activities assigned including: law enforcement, traffic enforcement, building security check, escort duties, special assigned details, community relations, and any and all other patrol related functions.
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Have you ever served as a sworn, certified law enforcement officer or other personnel in any other state, either full-time, part-time, or reserve? The next supplemental questions only pertain if you have been or currently are a Law Enforcement Officer.
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Have you received any verbal or written disciplinary actions including warnings, reprimands or suspensions with your law enforcement service? Have you had a break in service in your law enforcement career.
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The Park Ranger provides outstanding customer service to our visitors and performs a variety of work in all areas of park operations including law enforcement, information, interpretation, public relations, conservation, and maintenance in city parklands.
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Do you have at least one year of public safety dispatching experience comprised of law enforcement or fire service dispatch responsibilities? Applicants with public safety dispatching experience comprised of law enforcement or fire service dispatch responsibilities are strongly encouraged to apply.
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This role will work in partnership with the State of Tennessee Highway Patrol and once Academy training is complete, you will be a State Certified Law Enforcement Officer, assigned to one or more state facilities.
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Duties and Responsibilities:The successful candidate ought to have a terminal degree in law enforcement or a related field with expertise in disciplines such as law, sociology, psychology, criminology, criminal justice, or organizational leadership.
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FLEO must retire at age 57 upon completing 20 years of law enforcement service. Basic Training: You must complete or have completed the basic criminal investigator course at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, Glyndon, GA (or equivalent training determined by the agency.
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This posting is solely for individuals that are already certified by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) or have already been accepted into the Equivalency of Training (EOT) for FDLE. ALL others will need to apply under the Contractual Non-Sworn Police Cadet posting HERE.
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