A Bailiff maintains order and safety in a courtroom. Assists the courtroom Judge, supervises and escorts the Jury, assists with court or trial documents, maintains security and enforce courtroom rules.
Full Time Sterling, CO Sterling Police Department Salary:
$62,022.00 - $62,022.00
Salary Position Summary:
Under the general supervision of the Police Corporal, Sergeant, Commander, and/or Police Chief, the Police Cadet will be expected to assist in the following duties as part of their academy training:
Essential Functions:
Attend a certified Police Academy full-time, meeting all academy standards, including physical fitness, academic performance, and practical law enforcement skills. The Police Cadet will complete all requirements necessary for successful academy graduation and POST certification. Study law enforcement practices under the guidance of academy instructors, focusing on areas such as case law, Colorado C.R.S., arrest control, driving, firearms qualification, and less lethal tactics. Engage in academic and hands-on training exercises as part of the academy curriculum. Participate in training exercises designed to build competence in arrest control, firearms handling, driving techniques, and the proper use of less-lethal devices, including Taser. These activities are aimed at preparing the cadet for real-world law enforcement situations once certified. Engage in classroom instruction covering topics such as criminal law, constitutional law, and procedural guidelines. Analyze case studies to understand the application of law enforcement practices and decision-making processes. Meet physical fitness requirements set by the academy to develop strength, endurance, and agility necessary for the physical demands of law enforcement. Participate in tactical training to learn critical response techniques in various law enforcement scenarios. Engage in simulated law enforcement scenarios to practice response tactics, decision-making, and communication skills. These scenarios may include mock arrests, traffic stops, and emergency response situations, providing cadets with valuable hands-on experience. Learn the proper use, care, and maintenance of personal protective equipment (PPE) and other law enforcement tools, such as firearms and less-lethal devices, as part of the academy's safety training. Adhere to safety standards and protocols during all training exercises. Complete all required written and practical tests to demonstrate mastery of academy material, including law enforcement protocols, defensive tactics, and legal procedures. Prepare for POST certification exams by ensuring full comprehension of all training areas. Adhere to high standards of professionalism and ethics, both in and outside the academy setting. Develop an understanding of the ethical responsibilities and legal constraints that govern law enforcement officers. Receive training in effective communication techniques, including report writing, documentation, and verbal communication skills, which are necessary for future law enforcement duties. Develop an understanding of proper documentation practices as required by the academy and POST standards.
Requirements:
High School Diploma or equivalent (GED). No prior law enforcement experience required. Prior experience in community service, public safety, or similar fields may be beneficial. Valid CO driver's license (or the ability to obtain one). U.S. Citizenship and a minimum age of 21 by the time you take the POST test. Ability to meet residency requirements, if applicable. Ability to pass background checks and eligibility for future law enforcement certification in line with Colorado POST standards.
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