What are the responsibilities and job description for the Deputy Sheriff - Patrol position at Bonner County Human Resources and Risk Management?
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Bonner County Job Description
Page 1 of 4 Revised on XX/XX/XXXX
JOB TITLE: DEPUTY SHERIFF - PATROL
Department: Sheriff - Justice
Supervisor: Sergeant or Officer in Charge (OIC) on Shift
Supervision Exercised: Typically does not supervise others.
May serve in lead role on special projects as assigned.
Exempt Status: Non Exempt
Benefits Eligibility Status: Eligible
BOCC Approval: 12/2019
Summary
Performs daily patrol of assigned County roads in order to maintain and
ensure public safety.
Responds to calls for service, investigate crimes, arrest suspected
violators, traffic enforcement,
traffic accident investigations, narcotics violation investigations, and
to render aid to injured
people. Enforces all state and local laws for the protection of all
citizens of the state of Idaho.
Performs daily patrol of assigned County roads in order to maintain and
ensure public safety.
Responds to calls for service, investigate crimes, arrest suspected
violators, traffic enforcement,
traffic accident investigations, narcotics violation investigations, and
to render aid to injured
people. Enforces all state and local laws for the protection of all
citizens of the state of Idaho.
Essential Functions
The essential functions include, but are not limited to, the following
duties and responsibilities,
which are not listed in any particular order of priority and may be
amended or added to by the
County at any time:
Performs daily traffic patrol to identify drivers in violation of
traffic control and safety laws
and regulations. Travels throughout assigned area to look for criminal
activity. Also
provides assistance as needed to those members of the public with which
the incumbent
comes into contact.
Responds to calls and issues citations and/or makes arrests as needed as
it relates to
violation of state and local laws and codes. Enforces DUI, drug, and
other laws. Responds
to crime scenes and secures location. Apprehends suspects and other
individuals as
deemed necessary at the time of response.
Answers calls for service to citizen complaints as directed by dispatch
or as needed.
Assesses situations, determines appropriate course of action, mitigates
circumstances
within proscribed policies and procedures, and calls for backup as
needed. Abides by
principles and regulations of safety to ensure safe conditions for the
officer, other
employees, and members of the public.
Responds to non-emergency calls as requested by members of the
community. Reviews
circumstances and determines appropriate course of action to answer
questions or to
mitigate the situation.
Bonner County Job Description
Page 2 of 4 Revised on XX/XX/XXXX
Assists in investigations as directed by supervisor or detective to
assess criminal causes
and identify offenders. May independently investigate traffic accidents
and incidents in
order to assess cause or other determining factors in the accident or
incident.
May serve as lead trainer over a specific area of specialty or expertise
(e.g., firearms,
baton use, etc.).
Assist in maintaining the offices computer network, develop new and
existing forms for
computer use, train users in Spillman (a database program), instruct in
basic computer
skills.
Assist specialty teams in skills training and development activities.
Assists specialty teams
by responding to hazardous materials, water rescue, and other emergency
response
situations as directed or assigned.
Appears before District and/or Magistrate judges as required for court
testimony as an
expert witness or as related to cases wherein which the incumbent has
necessary
information. Must provide accurate testimony in such cases as incumbent
represents t he
credibility of the Sheriffs Department in his/her testimony.
Completes all required paperwork and reports as needed in the proper
documentation of
activities that take shift during the course of each shift. Takes
special notes of unusual
incidents and ensures that supervisors are notified of such incidents.
Maintains all
necessary statistical information related to incidents and responses.
Performs crime prevention activities for a variety of community
organizations. Performs
home and business surveys and other surveys within the community in
order to assess
potential dangers and to make recommendations to prevent criminal
activity or to
improve personal safety.
Participates in community involvement programs as assigned.
Maintains adequate levels of training as required by state POST (Peace
Officers Standards
and Training) requirements.
Secondary Functions
May serve on a Specialty Team as assigned. May include Emerg
please see: https://idahoworks.gov/jobs/2528583
Bonner County Job Description
Page 1 of 4 Revised on XX/XX/XXXX
JOB TITLE: DEPUTY SHERIFF - PATROL
Department: Sheriff - Justice
Supervisor: Sergeant or Officer in Charge (OIC) on Shift
Supervision Exercised: Typically does not supervise others.
May serve in lead role on special projects as assigned.
Exempt Status: Non Exempt
Benefits Eligibility Status: Eligible
BOCC Approval: 12/2019
Summary
Performs daily patrol of assigned County roads in order to maintain and
ensure public safety.
Responds to calls for service, investigate crimes, arrest suspected
violators, traffic enforcement,
traffic accident investigations, narcotics violation investigations, and
to render aid to injured
people. Enforces all state and local laws for the protection of all
citizens of the state of Idaho.
Performs daily patrol of assigned County roads in order to maintain and
ensure public safety.
Responds to calls for service, investigate crimes, arrest suspected
violators, traffic enforcement,
traffic accident investigations, narcotics violation investigations, and
to render aid to injured
people. Enforces all state and local laws for the protection of all
citizens of the state of Idaho.
Essential Functions
The essential functions include, but are not limited to, the following
duties and responsibilities,
which are not listed in any particular order of priority and may be
amended or added to by the
County at any time:
Performs daily traffic patrol to identify drivers in violation of
traffic control and safety laws
and regulations. Travels throughout assigned area to look for criminal
activity. Also
provides assistance as needed to those members of the public with which
the incumbent
comes into contact.
Responds to calls and issues citations and/or makes arrests as needed as
it relates to
violation of state and local laws and codes. Enforces DUI, drug, and
other laws. Responds
to crime scenes and secures location. Apprehends suspects and other
individuals as
deemed necessary at the time of response.
Answers calls for service to citizen complaints as directed by dispatch
or as needed.
Assesses situations, determines appropriate course of action, mitigates
circumstances
within proscribed policies and procedures, and calls for backup as
needed. Abides by
principles and regulations of safety to ensure safe conditions for the
officer, other
employees, and members of the public.
Responds to non-emergency calls as requested by members of the
community. Reviews
circumstances and determines appropriate course of action to answer
questions or to
mitigate the situation.
Bonner County Job Description
Page 2 of 4 Revised on XX/XX/XXXX
Assists in investigations as directed by supervisor or detective to
assess criminal causes
and identify offenders. May independently investigate traffic accidents
and incidents in
order to assess cause or other determining factors in the accident or
incident.
May serve as lead trainer over a specific area of specialty or expertise
(e.g., firearms,
baton use, etc.).
Assist in maintaining the offices computer network, develop new and
existing forms for
computer use, train users in Spillman (a database program), instruct in
basic computer
skills.
Assist specialty teams in skills training and development activities.
Assists specialty teams
by responding to hazardous materials, water rescue, and other emergency
response
situations as directed or assigned.
Appears before District and/or Magistrate judges as required for court
testimony as an
expert witness or as related to cases wherein which the incumbent has
necessary
information. Must provide accurate testimony in such cases as incumbent
represents t he
credibility of the Sheriffs Department in his/her testimony.
Completes all required paperwork and reports as needed in the proper
documentation of
activities that take shift during the course of each shift. Takes
special notes of unusual
incidents and ensures that supervisors are notified of such incidents.
Maintains all
necessary statistical information related to incidents and responses.
Performs crime prevention activities for a variety of community
organizations. Performs
home and business surveys and other surveys within the community in
order to assess
potential dangers and to make recommendations to prevent criminal
activity or to
improve personal safety.
Participates in community involvement programs as assigned.
Maintains adequate levels of training as required by state POST (Peace
Officers Standards
and Training) requirements.
Secondary Functions
May serve on a Specialty Team as assigned. May include Emerg