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WCA: Wisconsin Counties Association
Deputy Sheriff Traffic, Investigations & Patrol
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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.
$88,073 / year median in Nebraska
+6% projected growth
Job Description
Job Summary Dodge County Sheriff's Office seeks a Sheriff''s Deputy to enforce traffic laws, investigate incidents, and respond to public on-call requests. The role emphasizes protecting constitutional rights and maintaining public safety.
Officers work 12-hour county patrol shifts on a 4-on/4-off schedule, with additional 8-hour contracts 4-on/2-off. Residency not required; offered training and career advancement opportunities.#J-18808-Ljbffr Job Description Dodge County Sheriff's Office seeks a Sheriff''s Deputy to enforce traffic laws, investigate incidents, and respond to public on-call requests. The role emphasizes protecting constitutional rights and maintaining public safety.
Officers work 12-hour county patrol shifts on a 4-on/4-off schedule, with additional 8-hour contracts 4-on/2-off. Residency not required; offered training and career advancement opportunities.#J-18808-Ljbffr
Officers work 12-hour county patrol shifts on a 4-on/4-off schedule, with additional 8-hour contracts 4-on/2-off. Residency not required; offered training and career advancement opportunities.#J-18808-Ljbffr Job Description Dodge County Sheriff's Office seeks a Sheriff''s Deputy to enforce traffic laws, investigate incidents, and respond to public on-call requests. The role emphasizes protecting constitutional rights and maintaining public safety.
Officers work 12-hour county patrol shifts on a 4-on/4-off schedule, with additional 8-hour contracts 4-on/2-off. Residency not required; offered training and career advancement opportunities.#J-18808-Ljbffr