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APOST -Deputy Sheriff
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What they do
A Law Enforcement Chief or Deputy directs operations and supervises the activities of a local police department or a unit or shift within a department. Implements new initiatives to address problems with crime in the community.
$82,820 / year median in Alabama
+6% projected growth
Job Description
Job Summary Location 550 Shull Rd,Hartselle, AL, 35640,United StatesBase Pay $23.51 / HourEmployee Type Full-TimePhone 256-351-4819Email csullivan@morgancountysheriffal.govMust be Alabama Police Officer Certified.
Monitor and observe vehicular traffic, detect traffic offenses and issue traffic citations as warranted.
Observe businesses and residences for criminal activity, check buildings for unauthorized entry, search structures and property for intruders, and investigate suspicious persons and events.
Respond to robberies, thefts, burglaries, homicides, etc. Administer first-aid to injured, secure crime scenes, control and direct citizens at the scene, conduct interviews with complainants, victims, witnesses. and suspects and gather material/physical evidence from scene as required.
Respond to domestic disturbances, calm overly excited or agitated persons; physically restrain unruly individuals.
Conduct interviews with complainants and witnesses, obtain relevant facts and information, and mediate and resolve complaints and disputes.
Make arrests, including subduing individuals with appropriate action and force as necessary, placing individuals into handcuffs or other restraining devices, searching vehicles and persons under arrest for weapons and contraband, and transporting arrested individuals to our detention facility.
Complete paperwork for incarcerate arrestees.
Assemble and prepare documentation and narrative reports, memorandums, miscellaneous, Incident/Offense reports.
Maintain issues equipment, materials and supplies required to support daily operations.
Assist stranded motorist, directs traffic, transports prisoners and escort funerals.
Enforce court orders, including serving summons, subpoenas, eviction orders, Protections from Abuse and executing arrest warrants when required.
Provide sworn testimony in court proceedings.
Operate computer terminals (MDT's, desktop, laptop) to receive information and data.
Other duties or tasks may be assigned as needed.
Requirements Must be APOST certified.
Already attended the police academy and is APOST Certified.
Have successfully completed or ability to complete Basic Ability Test. The Basic Ability Test (BAT) is required of all applicants with the exception of those already APOSTC certified, or those who possess an earned associate degree or higher from a college or university accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.
Monitor and observe vehicular traffic, detect traffic offenses and issue traffic citations as warranted.
Observe businesses and residences for criminal activity, check buildings for unauthorized entry, search structures and property for intruders, and investigate suspicious persons and events.
Respond to robberies, thefts, burglaries, homicides, etc. Administer first-aid to injured, secure crime scenes, control and direct citizens at the scene, conduct interviews with complainants, victims, witnesses. and suspects and gather material/physical evidence from scene as required.
Respond to domestic disturbances, calm overly excited or agitated persons; physically restrain unruly individuals.
Conduct interviews with complainants and witnesses, obtain relevant facts and information, and mediate and resolve complaints and disputes.
Make arrests, including subduing individuals with appropriate action and force as necessary, placing individuals into handcuffs or other restraining devices, searching vehicles and persons under arrest for weapons and contraband, and transporting arrested individuals to our detention facility.
Complete paperwork for incarcerate arrestees.
Assemble and prepare documentation and narrative reports, memorandums, miscellaneous, Incident/Offense reports.
Maintain issues equipment, materials and supplies required to support daily operations.
Assist stranded motorist, directs traffic, transports prisoners and escort funerals.
Enforce court orders, including serving summons, subpoenas, eviction orders, Protections from Abuse and executing arrest warrants when required.
Provide sworn testimony in court proceedings.
Operate computer terminals (MDT's, desktop, laptop) to receive information and data.
Other duties or tasks may be assigned as needed.
Requirements Must be APOST certified.
Already attended the police academy and is APOST Certified.
Have successfully completed or ability to complete Basic Ability Test. The Basic Ability Test (BAT) is required of all applicants with the exception of those already APOSTC certified, or those who possess an earned associate degree or higher from a college or university accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.
Position Overview:
Operate patrol vehicle in an assigned geographical area.Monitor and observe vehicular traffic, detect traffic offenses and issue traffic citations as warranted.
Observe businesses and residences for criminal activity, check buildings for unauthorized entry, search structures and property for intruders, and investigate suspicious persons and events.
Respond to robberies, thefts, burglaries, homicides, etc. Administer first-aid to injured, secure crime scenes, control and direct citizens at the scene, conduct interviews with complainants, victims, witnesses. and suspects and gather material/physical evidence from scene as required.
Respond to domestic disturbances, calm overly excited or agitated persons; physically restrain unruly individuals.
Conduct interviews with complainants and witnesses, obtain relevant facts and information, and mediate and resolve complaints and disputes.
Make arrests, including subduing individuals with appropriate action and force as necessary, placing individuals into handcuffs or other restraining devices, searching vehicles and persons under arrest for weapons and contraband, and transporting arrested individuals to our detention facility.
Complete paperwork for incarcerate arrestees.
Assemble and prepare documentation and narrative reports, memorandums, miscellaneous, Incident/Offense reports.
Maintain issues equipment, materials and supplies required to support daily operations.
Assist stranded motorist, directs traffic, transports prisoners and escort funerals.
Enforce court orders, including serving summons, subpoenas, eviction orders, Protections from Abuse and executing arrest warrants when required.
Provide sworn testimony in court proceedings.
Operate computer terminals (MDT's, desktop, laptop) to receive information and data.
Other duties or tasks may be assigned as needed.
Requirements Must be APOST certified.
Already attended the police academy and is APOST Certified.
EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, AND QUALIFICATIONS
MINIMUMQUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED EDUCATION REQUIREMENT
High School Diploma from a school accredited by a regional accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education, OR a General Education Development (GED) certificate issued by an appropriate state agency.Have successfully completed or ability to complete Basic Ability Test. The Basic Ability Test (BAT) is required of all applicants with the exception of those already APOSTC certified, or those who possess an earned associate degree or higher from a college or university accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.
WEEKEND AND HOLIDAY WORK IS MANDATORY.BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD INSURANCE AFTER 60
DAYS.Job Type:
Full-timeSalary:
$ 23.51 /hourHealth insuranceLife insurancePaid time offSpousal Carve-out required by Health care plan.#J-18808-Ljbffr Job Description Location 550 Shull Rd,Hartselle, AL, 35640,United StatesBase Pay $23.51 / HourEmployee Type Full-TimePhone 256-351-4819Email csullivan@morgancountysheriffal.govMust be Alabama Police Officer Certified.Position Overview:
Operate patrol vehicle in an assigned geographical area.Monitor and observe vehicular traffic, detect traffic offenses and issue traffic citations as warranted.
Observe businesses and residences for criminal activity, check buildings for unauthorized entry, search structures and property for intruders, and investigate suspicious persons and events.
Respond to robberies, thefts, burglaries, homicides, etc. Administer first-aid to injured, secure crime scenes, control and direct citizens at the scene, conduct interviews with complainants, victims, witnesses. and suspects and gather material/physical evidence from scene as required.
Respond to domestic disturbances, calm overly excited or agitated persons; physically restrain unruly individuals.
Conduct interviews with complainants and witnesses, obtain relevant facts and information, and mediate and resolve complaints and disputes.
Make arrests, including subduing individuals with appropriate action and force as necessary, placing individuals into handcuffs or other restraining devices, searching vehicles and persons under arrest for weapons and contraband, and transporting arrested individuals to our detention facility.
Complete paperwork for incarcerate arrestees.
Assemble and prepare documentation and narrative reports, memorandums, miscellaneous, Incident/Offense reports.
Maintain issues equipment, materials and supplies required to support daily operations.
Assist stranded motorist, directs traffic, transports prisoners and escort funerals.
Enforce court orders, including serving summons, subpoenas, eviction orders, Protections from Abuse and executing arrest warrants when required.
Provide sworn testimony in court proceedings.
Operate computer terminals (MDT's, desktop, laptop) to receive information and data.
Other duties or tasks may be assigned as needed.
Requirements Must be APOST certified.
Already attended the police academy and is APOST Certified.
EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, AND QUALIFICATIONS
MINIMUMQUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED EDUCATION REQUIREMENT
High School Diploma from a school accredited by a regional accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education, OR a General Education Development (GED) certificate issued by an appropriate state agency.Have successfully completed or ability to complete Basic Ability Test. The Basic Ability Test (BAT) is required of all applicants with the exception of those already APOSTC certified, or those who possess an earned associate degree or higher from a college or university accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.