The City of Newport Beach Police Department is now hiring one full-time Police Custody Officer. Key duties of this position include booking and processing arrestees, maintaining custody records, amongst other responsibilities. If you’re interested in joining our team, visit the City’s website for more details and to apply: https://bit.ly/3Rs7i0d This position will remain open until June 27, 2024, or until 200 applications are received - whichever occurs first. Apply today!
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We are hiring at the Ankeny Police Department. Below, you see the great benefits, salary, opportunities, and incentives. Honest talk: no amount of money is worth the sacrifices made when becoming a police officer. In my opinion, officers should be paid an enormous amount of money, which is why I am not a city manager; my talents are better suited to law enforcement. Money is undoubtedly important as it provides stability and comfort. The salary you receive at the Ankeny Police Department will provide that stability and comfort. However, being paid well is only a small part of the job and cannot match the emotional, physical, and mental currency you will invest into the profession. We are seeking individuals who will contribute positively to our culture, and help us maintain a successful, positive, and safe work environment. We want people who understand what they are getting into. Law enforcement is a different kind of job. On patrol, you won't get every other weekend off. Work/life balance is very important to our department, and we make every effort to make sure you achieve that balance. But sometimes, work will get in the way of life. You will make a difference in someone's life and never know it. Some people you encounter will never change. You will enter a person's life during a difficult or uncomfortable situation and will be expected to show empathy, recognize dangerous situations, and stay safe, sometimes all at once. You will make mistakes, learn from your mistakes, be receptive to constructive criticism, and continue improving. We hold each other accountable, and you will be expected to do your job every day, not sit on the sidelines. Once you're a part of our organization, it becomes your organization - we're all on the same team. You will become part of a team where the leadership has experienced how it feels to work non-stop, responding to call after call without being able to leave work at the scheduled time. That same leadership understands and knows the sacrifices each officer makes and will never take your commitment to serve and protect for granted. Along with everything I mentioned above, you will receive some great gifts: pride, satisfaction, praise, commitment, dedication, and honor. You will smile, laugh, and love the people around you. This is a different kind of job. Is this for you? Join the Ankeny Police Department.
Apply now! The City of Ankeny is hiring police officers. Are you looking for an exciting, fast paced career where you make a difference in people's lives? Get started - learn more and apply now: https://lnkd.in/ecfCBu2C 🚓Sign on bonus for current law employment officers!
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Hiring Armed Private Security Due to Police Officer Shortages. https://lnkd.in/gRxKZpzw #WPG #ExecutiveProtection #ArmedSecurity #RiskVulnerabilityAssessment #EstateSecurity #PrivateInvestigations #GoldStandardService #privacyisluxury
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Let us take a moment to unpack what’s happening in Washington state. In recent years, they have been passing one piece of legislation after another that favors the criminal and restricts law enforcement in their ability to do their job. If you follow the news, you know that many cities like Seattle are in significant staffing declines and they cannot fill officer vacancies. Here is a newsflash for the state of Washington: funding additional positions isn’t going to solve the problem. You can’t hire additional officers if the ones already on the job are leaving at record numbers. If they want to get serious about addressing crime problems, they need to elect new policymakers who will pass legislation in support of law enforcement instead of criminals. It’s that simple.
Yes, yes, and yes! “We need to hire more police officers. We don’t need to have the most police officers per capita, but we shouldn’t have the fewest police officers per capita,” House Minority leader Rep. Drew Stokesbary said. “If we could just get to the middle of the pack, that would be a pretty gosh darn good improvement.” #publicsafety #recruitment #lawenforcement #WAleg https://lnkd.in/dCjjkERm
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In a era where Law Enforcement Agencies nationwide are facing a hiring/retention crisis, we as a profession must constantly re-evaluate our recruitment and hiring practices to ensure that they are meeting our needs are are still relevant. Re-evaluating the recruitment and hiring process does not mean lowering standards for selection, it means look at ways to make the hiring process more streamlined and attractive to new recruits and lateral applicants. A review of what the Aurora (IL) Police Department is doing can provide other agencies with insights and lesions learned to help address the issue. Law Enforcement leaders must realize that the hiring process, like life, is never static and that change must take place occasionally to ensure their agencies practices stay relevant. However, any change needs to be good change and not change for the sake of change. Once good changes or identified, the leader needs to embrace it and set the tone for the rest of the agency to embrace it as well. #police #policedepartment #lawenforcement #officers #officers #policeofficer #lawenforcementofficer #cop #cops #policeman #policechief #sheriff #deputy #marshal #constable #iacp #p1 #calchiefs #recruitment #retention #hiring #standards #professionalstandards #copscountpolicematter #policingmatters #policematter #policing #backtheblue #policeacademy #recruits #cadents #policetraining #lawenforcementtraining #hiringbonuses #change #embracechange #relevant #relevance #21stcenturypolicing #communitypolicing #communitysafety #publicsafety #officersafety https://lnkd.in/gExgjs8F
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Maybe you're satisfied with your job. But maybe there's also a voice that asks if there's more... a career driven by purpose. A place that shares your values. Coworkers that support you. Leaders who care about your success and want to help you reach your goals. Our jail deputies come from a lot of different backgrounds, but they all found their way to the same place: an agency focused on integrity, safety, and supporting its people. If you're ready to make a change in your career, we're currently hiring jail deputies. Visit our website to learn more about the job, meet more members of the LCSO family, schedule a tour, and apply to join the team that's waiting for you: https://lnkd.in/g5rrKqu4 #OneAgencyOneMissionPublicSafety #LarimerCounty #ColoradoJobs #publicsafety #jobswithpurpose #NowHiring #HiringAlert #careergrowth
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#CriminalJusticeMinute What exactly is the role of the police? 👮♂️ Police officers juggle multiple roles, and with that comes role conflict: the stress of balancing expectations. They’re asked to be both helping agents and control agents, creating a challenging balance. It’s no wonder the police role is often described as complex and ambiguous. To carry out these responsibilities, officers need key characteristics like: Quick Decision-Making 🕒 Independence 🛡️ Ability to handle "Dirty Work" 🧹 Courage to face Danger daily ⚠️ What do you think is the toughest part of being a police officer?👇 #CRJ101 #MoraineValleyCRJ
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🗣 While well intentioned the below information is not always a realistic option as explaining a criminal record to potential employers can be a re-traumatising experience, especially for individuals whose conviction histories are deeply rooted in past abuse and trauma (which is the case hearing first hand experiences from my peers tell me and is reinforced by research). 👨⚖️ You have to explain yourself to the courts - you do your time and or conditions and then you have to continually explain yourself for the rest of your life it seems where is this ongoing discrimination and judgement factored into sentencing. It grossly hinders the ability to be able to take on meaningful, skilled roles where you can contribute in a positive way to society. All of the people that I know with living experience have a multitude of knowledge and value that cannot be taught in text books and are kind and compassionate despite the horrific treatment and trauma that they have had to overcome. 🛑 This process often forces us to relive painful memories and confront stigma and judgment, which can hinder reintegration and emotional healing. Here are key points for employers and people working within Government departments like "Blue Card Services" to consider when discussing this issue: 👩🎓 We are PEOPLE not a charge on a piece of paper, we are not the sum of our offences. 💔 Having to recount past offences can trigger painful memories and emotions, leading to re-traumatisation. Are you having these conversations with us that are framed in a psychologically safe way and offering support during this process? The fear of being judged or rejected based on their past can exacerbate feelings of shame and worthlessness, which are often prevalent among trauma survivors. The stress and anxiety associated with disclosing a criminal record can impede our efforts to rebuild their lives and achieve stability. In my experience many employers may not fully understand the complex, trauma-related factors that contributed to the individual’s criminal behaviour, leading to unfair assessments and decisions - Decisions based on judgment and personal bias as opposed to selecting the best person for the role. I want to strongly highlight the importance of trauma-informed approaches in hiring practices and the need for employers to create supportive environments that facilitate rather than hinder rehabilitation and reintegration. Many employers claim to be fully inclusive when they are not, this needs to change. We need hiring practices that consider the deep-seated challenges faced by individuals with conviction histories. Have you been discriminated against when applying for a role due to your criminal record? If you feel safe and comfortable to do so please share your thoughts below (if not please send me a DM always happy to chat). Are you an employer that wants to know how you can make your employment process trauma informed and inclusive lets have a conversation.
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❓ What is the role of a Deputy Sheriff? 👉 The role of a Deputy Sheriff is to uphold the law, maintain public safety, and serve and protect the community. ❓ What are the duties and responsibilities of a Deputy Sheriff? 👉 Responsibilities vary based on each unit's specific needs but include serving civil writs, confiscating weapons, transporting prisoners, securing courtrooms, apprehending fugitives, and processing crime scenes. What other questions do you have about being a Deputy Sheriff? Let us know in the comments below or visit the job listing for more information. Visit here ➡️ tinyurl.com/5dsj55b8
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