Police Captain

Position Summary

Under the general direction of the Chief of Police, the Police Captain will be responsible for planning, coordinating, and directing the operation of an armed college police department forthe protection of students, staff, visitors, and facilities. The Police Captain also trains, supervises, and evaluates the performance of assigned personnel.

Typical duties may include, but are not limited to:

• Administering the college traffic and patrol program.
• Directing the preparation of citations against violators to the municipal courts as required.
• Approving schedules and assignments to maintain fulloperational patrol schedules.
• Serving as the incident commander at emergencies involving Los Rios Community College District jurisdiction, or mutual aid eventsas requested by the Chief of Police.
• Overseeing and performing a variety of tasks, such asfingerprinting staff members, and monitoring campus building alarm systems.
• Overseeing the campus patrol program.
• Overseeing special programs and/or projects for the districtsuch as the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act

• Responding to parking and citizen complaints.
• Assisting with the preparation and monitoring of departmentbudgets.
• Participating on committees at the college and Districtlevel.
• Serving as watch commander in absence of police sergeant.
• Performing the duties of a Police Officer, when necessary.
• Assisting with the department’s emergency preparedness and response programs.
• Maintaining close relationship with law enforcementjurisdiction in the District on matters involving students and inthe development of joint programs for emergency response and crime prevention.
• Rendering emergency first aid and CPR.

• Providing for the proper maintenance, use, and operation of equipment, supplies, and materials assigned for use within the college police program.
• Maintaining records and files of reports submitted byofficers.
• Evaluating the Clery Act report.
• Maintaining a college police manual for use by college policestaff.

• Training, supervising, and evaluating college policepersonnel.
• Supervising and conducting investigations, and filing reports for recommendations regarding theft, building security, automobileparking, safety, and related problems.
• Ensuring college safety through oversight of patrollingactivities, safety checks of buildings, elimination of fire hazards, prevention of theft and vandalism, and reporting unusualhazardous or suspicious occurrences and conditions.
• Evaluating reports and logs and providing proper feedback as necessary.
• Maintaining current knowledge in scope of duties.

Performing other duties as assigned.