What are the responsibilities and job description for the Full Time Deputy Sheriff I position at Brown County (MN)?
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Responsible, under the direction of the Sheriff, for the enforcement of the laws of the State of Minnesota which include, however; not limited to, the apprehension of criminals, prevention of criminal activity and protection of property and life. Sheriff’s Deputies also assist area police, fire and ambulance services when requested or directed.
EXAMPLE OF DUTIES
Responsible for the safety and well-being of all residents in Brown County.Patrol the County, enforce traffic laws, and maintain positive law enforcement presence throughout the county.Prevent and detect commission of crimes - constantly being aware of potential crimes/public safety hazards and taking appropriate action as needed. Answer all calls and complaints, investigate crimes, motor vehicle accidents, boat, snowmobile, ATV, farm, and industrial accidents; collect evidence, prepare reports, prioritize assignments.Assist local police, fire, and ambulance services.Drug recognition and interdiction.Administer first aid.Serve court orders, documents, arrest and/or search warrants.Boat and snowmobile patrol. ERU team.Transport criminals and mentally ill persons.Predatory Offender Registration Checks.Other duties as assigned or apparent: • Attends trainings and meetings.• Maintains equipment and patrol vehicles
SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION
Significant knowledge of local, state and federal statutes, laws and ordinances relevant to department operations.Comprehensive knowledge of civil and criminal court proceedings.Comprehensive knowledge of modern law enforcement methods and procedures including rules of evidence, forensic interviewing, investigative techniques, report writing, and documentation.The ability to communicate effectively, orally and in writing, and have strong positive public relations skills.Comprehensive knowledge of geography, street and highway system, and location of significant areas of attention.Ability to maintain effective public relations and deal with hostile or aggressive persons.Skill in use of law enforcement equipment and vehicles.Ability to apply professional judgement within overall goals.Ability to apply widely varied complex and significant variables, requiring analytical ability and inductive thinking in adapting policies, procedures, and methods to fit unusual and complex situations.Ability to maintain effective working relationships with frequent interaction to carry out organizational programs on matters requiring cooperation, explanation and persuasion; or work requiring enforcement of laws, ordinances, policies and procedures.Equipment Utilized: Office equipment and computers, patrol vehicles including squad car, ATV, law enforcement equipment and tools including firearms and medical equipment.ERU/ SWAT Equipment: Ceramic bullet-proof vests Kevlar vests, Kevlar helmet, Haz-Mat clothing, boots, gloves, and masks, Camouflage uniforms, Cold weather gear, Rain gear, Bullet-proof face shield, Fire resistant Kevlar gloves and facemasks, Explosive eye and ear protection, Chemical agent equipment (gas masks, aerosol CS gas, 12 gauge CS rounds, 37mm guns) Surveillance equipment, Night vision equipment, Radio headsets, Long-range and medium-range rifles, Submachine guns, shotguns, explosive distraction devices, ballistic rated body bunkers, bolt cutters, portable video search equipment, and night vision optical devices and other equipment as needed.Boat and Water Equipment: Three boats Rescue hooks, drag bars GPS Equipment, depth finder portable light system, portable generator, life jackets, scuba gear, (3 deputies certified) , fire extinguisher, shovels, communication system for scuba water rescue.Snowmobile equipment: snowmobile, snowmobile suit/ helmet, hand held radio, rescue sled, off highway vehicle.Grade 9 – Deputy Sheriff I entry hourly wage range of $30.43 to $34.12. Position has a full earning potential of up to $42.88 per hour. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER
Responsible, under the direction of the Sheriff, for the enforcement of the laws of the State of Minnesota which include, however; not limited to, the apprehension of criminals, prevention of criminal activity and protection of property and life. Sheriff’s Deputies also assist area police, fire and ambulance services when requested or directed.
EXAMPLE OF DUTIES
Responsible for the safety and well-being of all residents in Brown County.Patrol the County, enforce traffic laws, and maintain positive law enforcement presence throughout the county.Prevent and detect commission of crimes - constantly being aware of potential crimes/public safety hazards and taking appropriate action as needed. Answer all calls and complaints, investigate crimes, motor vehicle accidents, boat, snowmobile, ATV, farm, and industrial accidents; collect evidence, prepare reports, prioritize assignments.Assist local police, fire, and ambulance services.Drug recognition and interdiction.Administer first aid.Serve court orders, documents, arrest and/or search warrants.Boat and snowmobile patrol. ERU team.Transport criminals and mentally ill persons.Predatory Offender Registration Checks.Other duties as assigned or apparent: • Attends trainings and meetings.• Maintains equipment and patrol vehicles
SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION
Significant knowledge of local, state and federal statutes, laws and ordinances relevant to department operations.Comprehensive knowledge of civil and criminal court proceedings.Comprehensive knowledge of modern law enforcement methods and procedures including rules of evidence, forensic interviewing, investigative techniques, report writing, and documentation.The ability to communicate effectively, orally and in writing, and have strong positive public relations skills.Comprehensive knowledge of geography, street and highway system, and location of significant areas of attention.Ability to maintain effective public relations and deal with hostile or aggressive persons.Skill in use of law enforcement equipment and vehicles.Ability to apply professional judgement within overall goals.Ability to apply widely varied complex and significant variables, requiring analytical ability and inductive thinking in adapting policies, procedures, and methods to fit unusual and complex situations.Ability to maintain effective working relationships with frequent interaction to carry out organizational programs on matters requiring cooperation, explanation and persuasion; or work requiring enforcement of laws, ordinances, policies and procedures.Equipment Utilized: Office equipment and computers, patrol vehicles including squad car, ATV, law enforcement equipment and tools including firearms and medical equipment.ERU/ SWAT Equipment: Ceramic bullet-proof vests Kevlar vests, Kevlar helmet, Haz-Mat clothing, boots, gloves, and masks, Camouflage uniforms, Cold weather gear, Rain gear, Bullet-proof face shield, Fire resistant Kevlar gloves and facemasks, Explosive eye and ear protection, Chemical agent equipment (gas masks, aerosol CS gas, 12 gauge CS rounds, 37mm guns) Surveillance equipment, Night vision equipment, Radio headsets, Long-range and medium-range rifles, Submachine guns, shotguns, explosive distraction devices, ballistic rated body bunkers, bolt cutters, portable video search equipment, and night vision optical devices and other equipment as needed.Boat and Water Equipment: Three boats Rescue hooks, drag bars GPS Equipment, depth finder portable light system, portable generator, life jackets, scuba gear, (3 deputies certified) , fire extinguisher, shovels, communication system for scuba water rescue.Snowmobile equipment: snowmobile, snowmobile suit/ helmet, hand held radio, rescue sled, off highway vehicle.Grade 9 – Deputy Sheriff I entry hourly wage range of $30.43 to $34.12. Position has a full earning potential of up to $42.88 per hour. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER
Salary : $30 - $34
