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Community Services Deputy
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Lincoln County
Newport, OR (In Person)
$63,980 Salary, Full-Time
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The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office is looking to add a Community Services Deputy to their team. This person will work proactively enforcing a variety of County code including Short Term Rentals and ordinance violations. This requires responding to citizen calls for service, deputy-initiated activity, handling disputes, conducting investigations, civil service, abandoned vehicles, and courtroom testimony. The work is performed in a combined work environment but primarily in a vehicle and secondarily in an office. This position also includes a high level of public contact under stressful situations in the community. This position is responsible for duties that do not require certification by the Oregon Department of Public Safety Standards and Training (DPSST). $26.24 - $35.28 per hour•Lincoln County follows Oregon Pay Equity laws in reviewing education and experience for wage offer. Lincoln County offers a comprehensive benefits package including: Medical, Dental, & Vision Coverage 11% County contribution to 401(k) County funded Health Savings Account (HSA) $40,000 County Paid Life Insurance Employee Assistance Programs (EAP) Respond to citizen complaints about violations and works with citizens to resolve complaints. Perform field investigations and inspections to ascertain whether land use, nuisance abatement, building inspection, engineering, noise, noxious vegetation, or other ordinances are being violated: Meet with alleged violators of ordinances and attempts to achieve compliance. Undertake enforcement actions in accordance with law and County ordinances. Facilitate removal of abandoned vehicles from county roadways in compliance with state law. Prepare correspondence and documentation of specific violations by researching: Building and planning records (current and archived). Assessor records (including deeds and property assessment records). DMV records (for vehicle records and registrations and vehicle dealer's information). Previous enforcement actions and case file information. Internet, or any other agency documentation pertinent to the enforcement complaint. Use all compiled documentation to formulate a complete violation history to ensure that all existing complaints are documented and brought into compliance. Provide information in oral and written form on Lincoln County ordinances and regulations to the general public at community meetings and to other agencies including