Community Transition Center Deputy (Lateral Transfer)

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## General Summary

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• \*\*THISPOSTING APPLIES TO LATERAL PATROL APPLICANTS ONLY.Applicants
  
  

must have current Peace Officer POST certification and at least two (2)

years field/patrol experience to qualify as a lateral transfer.**\

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• GENERAL SUMMARY**\
  
  

The Community Transition Center (CTC) team is responsible for the

supervision of participants in the Sheriffs CTC program. Our team works

and consults with professional staff daily to ensure consistency in the

monitoring and supervision of our CTC participants. The CTC Deputy will

preserve the security of the facility, perform searches, make arrests,

monitors and verifies participant locations, perform drug and alcohol

testing, and other duties as needed.\

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• A Physical Agility Test is Required. Physical Agility Testing and Oral
  
  

Board Interviews will occur in mid-June in Boise, Idaho.To attend

testing, you must receive an invitation via email from the Ada County

Sheriffs Office. Our website contains more information on

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## Essential Functions

• Supervision of out of custody participants in a reentry facility;
• Processes program participants into and out of a facility including,
  
  

physically searching items and using security tools;

• Conducts regular counts of program participants along with location
  
  

verification and tracking;

• Performs necessary searches for weapons and contraband;
• Performs routine well-being and security checks of the buildings and
  
  

grounds as assigned;

• Serves warrants and takes person(s) into custody, using force if
  
  

necessary;

• Assist other staff with caseload enforcement, recommendations, or
  
  

petitions as assigned;

• Assists with risk and needs assessment with program participants;
• Conducts detailed investigations of participants history, physical
  
  

movement, employment, and behavior;

• Verifies and maintains work schedules fielding communication from
  
  

participants, employers, staff, and the public; and

• Monitors GPS movement of program participants and verifies
  
  

locations.

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• ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS**\
• Preserves and enforces Idaho laws and department policies;
• Responds to calls, complaints, or observations involving criminal
  
  

activity involving CTC, Alternative Sentencing, and related areas;

• Interviews suspects, witnesses, and victims gathering information;
• Writes and prepares criminal and other court related reports;
• Performs random drug or alcohol testing to assure compliance;
• Appears in court and presents testimony as required;
• Establishes and maintains contacts with key individuals involved in
  
  

participant cases, i.e. Probation Officers, Compliance Officers,

Patrol and Jail staff, counselors, attorneys, etc.;

• Secure any possible crime scene where necessary;
• Makes home and field visits as necessary;
• Administers first aid when needed; and
• Manages critical incidents at the CTC until formally relieved.
  
  

## Job Requirements

Must be a certified Peace Officer or eligible to challenge the Idaho

POST Academy;

Must have at least two (2) years of full-time field experience as a

commissioned officer in a recognized law enforcemen agency;

Must be at least 21 years of age;

Must be a citizen of the United States;

Must be able to read, interpret, and memorize large amounts of

information relating to policies, procedures, laws, and police

operations;

Knowledge of English grammar, spelling, and punctuation;

Skill in the peaceful resolution of conflict and diffusing tense

situations;

Skill in safely operating passenger vehicles under hazardous conditions;

Ability to hear, listen to, and understand radio transmissions using an

earpiece;

Ability to communicate effectively, verbally and in writing and prepare

clear, comprehensive reports;

Ability to give accurate and credible testimony in court;

Ability to take criticism and verbal abuse from persons without reacting

in a negative man