Community Service Aide

DEPARTMENT

Police

28 Hours Weekly, Varied Schedule.

$21.43 - $23.14 DOQ Hourly with comprehensive benefits package.

Assigned to calls for service that have been identified as incidents that do not require a sworn police officer. Responsible for the enforcement of a select number of city ordinances and state statutes. Works under a supervisor who provides policy guidance and training, and who oversees performance. Receives supplemental guidance from police officers. Maintains constant radio communication with police headquarters, particularly if any unusual or difficult problems arise.

Employees in this position will be assigned to the Community Services Division and will assist the Operations Division functions which do not require a sworn police officer.

• Assists in routine clerical functions and general administrative duties of the police department.
• Furnishes information to the public.
• Types records and reports.
• Files records, reports and other departmental data.
• Assists in the taking and processing of animal complaints.
• Assists residents in completing lost and found property complaints.
• Handles paperwork deliveries.
• Performs research for projects and/or reports.
• Assists in the entry and upkeep of court disposition data.
• Receives dispatch orders and responds to calls for non-emergency service. exercises knowledge of city, ordinances and departmental rules and regulations.
• Periodically directs traffic to ensure a steady flow at traffic accident scenes, fire scenes, natural disasters, special events, and other significant areas of police concern.
• Assists motorists at the scene of minor traffic accidents.
• Provides disabled motorists and stranded persons with aid and assistance when needed.
• Upon request, checks residences of citizens who are away from home in order to detect and/or prevent the occurrence of crime.
• Prepares departmental reports on all reported or discovered incidents in a detailed, organized, and factual manner.
• Maintains a log of activities. works with other Police Department personnel to facilitate departmental objectives.
• Assists the public by providing general information and/or directions concerning the city.
• Maintains supplies and equipment relative to tour of duty.
• Delivers and/or serves paperwork assigned at the discretion of a supervisor.
• Responds to animal-related complaints, provides transportation to the S.P.C.A. or other approved facility.
• Responds to parking complaints when Parking Enforcement Officers are not available.
• Assists in the organization and maintenance of booking photographs and fingerprint files.
• Assists in the entry and upkeep of court disposition data within our evidence/property collection files.
• Assists in the ordering of police related supplies.
• Assists investigators in the research and purging of old cases and related evidence.
• Assists in the production of employee photographs and identification cards.
• Performs other related duties as required.

High School Diploma or equivalent or any combination of education, training, and experience which demonstrates possession of the knowledge, skills, and abilities, required for the position.

Valid State of New Hampshire Driver's License.

• Departmental Vehicle
• Handheld Computer
• Telephone
• Office Equipment
• Personal Computer
• Radio
• Ballistic Vest
• OC Spray
• Vehicle Lockout Tools
• Animal Control Equipment
• Traffic Safety Equipment

• Related ordinances and regulations of the city.
• Principles of safe and effective operation of a motor vehicle.
• Safe and effective operation of standard office equipment.
• Knowled…