What are the responsibilities and job description for the Full-Time Park Officer (OPOTA Certified) position at Delaware, County of (OH)?
Preservation Parks of Delaware County is on a mission to protect and conserve our natural resources while encouraging outdoor exploration. We’re looking for a dedicated and enthusiastic Park Officer to join our team and help ensure the safety, protection, and enjoyment of our beautiful parks.
Why You’ll Love Working with Us:
Minimum Requirements:
Key Responsibilities:
Why You’ll Love Working with Us:
- Nature Lover’s Dream: Spend your days patrolling scenic parks, protecting wildlife, and preserving natural resources.
- Community Impact: Play a vital role in educating the public and fostering a love for the outdoors.
- Dynamic Environment: No two days are the same! From law enforcement to community events, you’ll wear many hats.
- Our Benefits: Contribution to Law Enforcement OPERS Retirement; Great benefits and time off.
Minimum Requirements:
- Certified Ohio Peace Officer
- Valid driver’s license
- 21 years of age or older
Key Responsibilities:
- Patrol & Protect: Ensure the safety of park visitors and the preservation of park resources and facilities.
- Enforce & Educate: Uphold Park rules, regulations, and the Ohio Revised Code while educating visitors about park polies.
- Inspect & Prevent: Conduct inspections of park grounds, buildings, and facilities to identify and address safety hazards and manage human-wildlife conflicts.
- Report & Testify: Issue citations for rule violations, prepare detailed reports, and testify in court as needed.
- Engage & Inform: Respond to public inquiries, explain park rules and provide information to enhance visitors’ park experiences.
- Community Involvement: Participate in public programs and community events, representing Preservation Parks with pride.
- Collaborate: Work alongside other Delaware County law enforcement agencies to ensure comprehensive public safety.
Salary : $24 - $34