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City of Lenexa
Animal Control Officer I
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An Animal Control Officer works for a police department or public safety agency and responds to calls for help with abandoned or mistreated animals. Assists with capturing wild animals found in city neighborhoods or populated areas.
$41,169 / year median in Kansas
+6% projected growth
Job Description
Animal Control Officer I City of Lenexa - 3.9 Lenexa, KS Job Details Full-time $21.02 - $24.37 an hour 21 hours ago Benefits Paid parental leave Paid holidays Disability insurance Health insurance Dental insurance Tuition reimbursement Parental leave Vision insurance Paid sick time Qualifications Entry level Full Job Description The City of Lenexa is currently hiring for a full-time Animal Control Officer I in our Police Department. The Lenexa Police Department hires highly motivated men and women who enjoy working with the public and delivering the highest level of professional police services. We are an agency with an exceptional reputation and have been identified as a nation-wide leader in the law enforcement community. We strongly believe in providing our employees with opportunities for both professional and personal development. At the City of Lenexa, our employees are dedicated to the City's core values - integrity, service, teamwork, dedication, vision and caring. Position Summary This civilian position involves protecting persons and property from stray, wild and dangerous animals by responding to calls for service, securing animals, enforcing ordinances and resolving issues involving violations and complaints. Essential Functions, Duties and Responsibilities Responds to and investigates complaints and reported bite cases involving stray, wild or unrestrained animals; captures and impounds animals as necessary and identifies/contacts owners; talks to owners and attempts to resolve problems; issues citations if necessary; prepares reports. Euthanizes injured or sick animals and disposes of carcasses. Picks up and disposes of dead animals from citizens and streets. Conducts general vehicular patrol of the City for animal control purposes Educates the public about responsible animal care. Drives City-owned vehicle to perform essential functions of position.