Non-Certified Police Officer

Salary: $61,280 to $68,972

Uniformed patrol works in partnership with the community to maintain law and order, protect members of the public and their property. Perform general patrol functions for designated area for the purposes of deterrence and observation, maintaining a safe and secure environment.

• 1. Observe patrol area for statutory violations, perform traffic enforcement to include issuing citations for violations, request warrant checks and license checks by communication personnel, detain suspicious persons for further investigation, serve arrest and search warrants, transport prisoners as needed, seize, test, weigh and store evidence from investigations, interview and interrogate witnesses.
• 2. Answer and respond to citizen calls for service including visiting with the complaining witnesses, perform investigations through observation, discussion with witnesses or other techniques, taking reports and signing complaints.
• 3. Conduct security checks and respond to various residential and business alarms; assist Fire-EMS department as necessary.
• 4. Maintain and use assigned uniforms and equipment including vehicles, handguns, taser and radar equipment, report any maintenance issues as needed.
• 5. Follow departmental and city safety guidelines and attend training as required and provided and participate in emergency management activities in the event of an emergency.
• 6. Prepare official reports.

• This position requires a high school diploma or GED equivalent.
• Possession of an appropriate, valid Texas driver’s license without restrictions except “A.”
• Ability to obtain a TCOLE Basic Peace Officer Certification.