A Police Officer’s basic duty is the protection of life and/or property through enforcement of laws. Responsibilities include:
· Calls for service
· Preventing crime
· Conducting preliminary investigations and collecting evidence.
· Making arrests and taking prisoners to jail
· Issuing citations
· Investigating traffic crashes
· Writing police reports
· Assisting the public.
· Participating in Community Policing activities
· Interviewing people with complaints or inquiries, taking statements and tends to proper disposition of the information or directs them to proper authorities.
· Appearing in court to present evidence and/or testify as required.
· May administer basic first aid.
· Working with other City departments as well as other local, state, and federal entities.
· The work may require occasional physical exertion under adverse circumstance and may involve an element of personal danger.
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An officer may apply for duty in specialized assignments. Acceptance is based on the education, experience, training and evaluation of the officer seeking the special assignment. Assignments include:
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Community Policing
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K-9
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Explosive Ordnance Unit
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Air Section
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SWAT Unit
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Honor Guard
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Mounted Unit
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School Resource
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Community Affairs
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School Liaison
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Gang Unit
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