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Police Officer
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Owatonna, MN (In Person)
$95,451 Salary, Full-Time
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Job Description
Police Officer Job Type:
Full Time Owatonna, MN Owatonna Police Department Salary:
$39.12- $52.
Hourly Position Summary:
As a Police Officer you will be responsible for conducting law enforcement activities to ensure public safety.Responsibilities may include:
responding to requests for assistance from the public; preventing traffic accidents and deterring violators; investigating accidents and criminal incidents; preparing incident reports; ensuring the security and order of the court; receiving, processing, recording, storing, maintaining and releasing evidence; protecting crime scenes; and coordinating with other departments.Essential Functions:
- Patrol an assigned area to enforce local, State, and Federal laws; investigates crimes; collects evidence; interviews witnesses and suspects; enforce vehicle and traffic laws; and apprehend criminals and offenders.
- Write and submit reports related to day-to-day activities utilizing established procedures and guidelines; prepare information, offense, suspect illness and injury, accident, supplement, and administrative reports.
- Respond to routine and complex emergency situations. Answer and respond to radio or telephone dispatches.
- Assist individuals with disabled vehicles and vehicle lockouts and assist distressed motorists.
- Communicate with the general public and employees while patrolling City streets in an effort to proactively preserve law and order and achieve positive public relations.
- Assist in conducting at-scene accident and criminal investigations and related follow-up.
- Perform other duties of a similar nature or level.