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Auxiliary Police Officer

City of Whitehall, OH
Whitehall, OH

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Job Details

Benefits

On-the-job training

Qualifications

City street navigation
Confidential information handling
Outdoor work experience
Client rapport building
Client inquiry handling
Employee relationship building
Complaint handling
Radio communication systems
High school diploma or GED
Driver's License
Driving
Public safety procedures
Basic firearms training
Investigative reports
Local ordinances
State-specific police officer certification

Full Job Description

Nature of Work

You must already be OPOTA police certified to be hired for an Auxiliary police position

The Auxiliary Police Officer, at the Chief's discretion, may be assigned to independent duties such as special patrol functions, special duty, prisoner transport, subpoena/summons delivery, and manpower back-up. The Auxiliary Police Officer will also function for such duties as special Christmas Patrol, special Halloween Patrol, special enforcement actions, special guard duty, certain parades, certain City-Park functions, and other occasional duties required by the City. The Auxiliary Police Officer may be appointed to a certain rank within the Auxiliary structure in order to better facilitate the Auxiliary Police Force mission. The position is non-classified under Civil Service, is appointed by the Director of Public Safety, is assigned under the control of the Chief of Police, and reports directly to an appointed Auxiliary Liaison Officer.

Essential Functions

Sometimes drives a police vehicle, rides a bicycle or walks, patrolling a designated area
Regularly reports unsafe conditions such as obstructions in the streets
Sometimes patrols a designated area to enforce State Laws and City Ordinances
Answers calls for service as required
Investigates complaints as required
Takes action as necessary to prevent crime and/or to apprehend criminals
Regularly maintains public safety
Regularly assists citizens in a wide range of emergency and non-emergency situations
Regularly issues citations for violations of traffic laws
Regularly makes arrests, sometimes requiring the use of force and physical exertion
Sometimes transports prisoners
Usually assists in investigating vehicle accidents, determining causes and other pertinent facts
Conducts investigations of crimes, preserves crime scenes, gathers and preserves evidence as requested
Regularly checks doors and windows of homes and businesses for security
Testifies in court as subpoenaed to do so
Assists injured persons, notifies families of injuries as needed
Sometimes assists in procuring blood, urine and other bodily fluids as evidence
Assists stranded motorists as encountered
Regularly investigates conditions which may indicate a crime is about to be, or has been committed
Maintains records and prepares reports as requested
Regularly works with juveniles and school authorities
Consistently maintains good public relations
Directs, enforces and regulates traffic as assigned
Regularly responds to radio messages or telephone instructions
Intervenes in private or public disputes to protect citizens and to maintain order as directed
Prepares for the prosecution of criminal offenses involving individuals who have been arrested as requested
Sometimes procures medical treatment or social services for individuals and may be required to transport individuals to these facilities
Assists in investigating delinquency, mental illness cases and cases involving missing persons as requested
Carries out court orders, delivers subpoenas, and executes warrants as assigned
Regularly slates, searches, questions and escorts prisoners
Prepares written reports of gathered facts as needed
Regularly consults with and reports to the assigned Supervisor on all pertinent issues concerning duties and the business of the Division of Police
Continually assists in the maintenance of cooperative relations among Division of Police personnel
Continually assists in the maintenance of cooperative and efficient relations between the Auxiliary Police Force and the various Bureaus and entities comprising the Division of Police
Continually assists in the maintenance of cooperative relations between the Division of Police and outside persons and entities
Regularly assumes the responsibility and authority as Officer-in-Charge when so designated, or when rank or seniority causes this to happen; in other words, the senior-most Officer is usually in-charge at the scene and, thereby, has the responsibility and the authority as such
At the discretion of the Chief of Police, Auxiliaries may also be assigned regular, individual, duties to perform in an effort to efficiently and effectively accomplish the mission of the Division of Police. These duties may include such tasks as instructing, training, representing the Division, attending meetings, record-keeping and reports, Regular Police liaison, committee assignment, board assignment, and background investigation. Auxiliaries may also be appointed by the Chief of Police to sub-entities such as the Tactical Unit, Honor Guard or Bicycle Patrol.
Performs numerous other duties as required, ordered, assigned or discovered

Minimum Requirements

Must possess and maintain a valid, current State of Ohio certification for the position of Police Officer
Must possess a High School diploma or General Educational Development certificate
Must retrain annually as required by the State of Ohio to maintain certification as a Police Officer
Must be a minimum of 21 years of age at the time of appointment
Must possess and maintain a valid Ohio Motor Vehicle Operator's Permit
Must be a United States citizen
Must successfully and satisfactorily complete all phases of the candidate selection process prior to probationary appointment, including application, written examination, record check, background investigation, polygraph/PSE, oral interview, medical examination and psychological evaluation
Must successfully and satisfactorily complete an on-the-job training/coaching program
Must be able to wear latex gloves
Required to work unexpected and/or un-scheduled hours for such needs as covering manpower deficiencies and special assignments
Must be able to tolerate such workplace abnormalities as violence, physical injuries, physical illness, human waste, human stench, and mental illness and its associated irregularities
Must maintain awareness of the possibility of unknowingly becoming exposed to communicable diseases and illnesses
Must meet or satisfy all stipulations noted in the Whitehall Division of Police Hiring Standards
May be required to have or acquire functioning computer literacy required for day-to-day operations
May be required to attend conferences, seminars, schools, and courses to remain up-to-date on policing issues, technologies, methods, policies and procedures

Other

Must have and maintain excellent organizational skills
Must have and maintain legible handwriting skills
Must have good decision-making skills
Must possess and maintain good interpersonal and human relation skills
Must possess and maintain the ability to understand and carry out detailed oral and written instructions
Must possess and maintain the ability to exercise sound reasoning and good judgment
Must possess and maintain the ability to recognize unusual or threatening conditions and to take appropriate action
Must possess and maintain the ability to organize and prioritize daily tasks and activities
Must possess and maintain the ability to work independently
Must possess and maintain the ability to cooperate with coworkers on group efforts
Must possess and maintain the ability to establish and maintain a good rapport with the public
Must possess the ability to maintain confidentiality in the handling of sensitive events and issues
Must possess and maintain good physical fitness
Must possess and maintain the ability and willingness to work in inclement weather
Must possess and maintain the ability to observe and remember names, faces and details of incidents
Must acquire, develop and maintain considerable knowledge of Federal, State, and local laws
Must acquire, develop and maintain considerable knowledge of law enforcement methods, principles, practices, and procedures
Must acquire, develop and maintain considerable knowledge of safety practices and procedures
Must acquire, develop and maintain a basic working knowledge of municipal government structure and process
Must acquire, develop and maintain skill and proficiency in the use of firearms and other weapons
Must acquire, develop and maintain the ability to interpret and apply principles, concepts, methods, laws, ordinances, and techniques to field operations
Must acquire, develop and maintain the ability to recognize, analyze and define problems, establish facts, draw valid conclusions, and initiate appropriate corrective actions
Must acquire, develop and maintain the ability to use proper research and investigative methods, techniques, and practices in gathering data
Must acquire, develop and maintain the ability to gather, collate, and classify information
Must acquire, develop and maintain the ability to prepare clear, concise, complete and accurate reports, and complete and maintain accurate records
Must acquire, develop and maintain the ability to copy records precisely without error
Must acquire, develop and maintain the ability to handle routine and sensitive inquiries from, and in contact with, the public
Must acquire, develop and maintain the ability to communicate with the public, peers, superiors, and other city officials and employees in an effective, tactful and courteous manner
Must acquire, develop and maintain the ability to resolve complaints from angry citizens in an effective, tactful and courteous manner
Must acquire, develop and maintain the ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with superiors and peers
Must acquire, develop and maintain the ability to demonstrate and utilize physical strength and dexterity in the use of hands and feet
Must acquire, develop and maintain the knowledge of local geography and streets
Must acquire, develop and maintain the knowledge of radio codes and communications
Must acquire, develop and maintain the ability to take control of a situation
Must acquire, develop and maintain the ability to detect violations and apply the law
Must acquire, develop and maintain the ability to accurately and completely investigate, report facts and conclude objectively
Must acquire, develop and maintain the ability to carry-out assigned duties fairly, reasonably, and without prejudice or malice

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