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O'Fallon, Missouri, United States

• Able to set short term and long term goals for the department that not only respond to current law enforcement needs in the community but also future attempts to engage the community in crime prevention.• Able to respond to changes in the community and, thereby, necessary and corresponding changes in the department.• Set vision for the department and appropriate police behavior.• Committed to developing, implementing, and evaluating remedial, specialized, in service and advanced training programs that enhance the skills, knowledge, and effectiveness of officers.• Possess necessary knowledge and experience regarding law enforcement, especially in patrol procedures, arrest, interview and interrogation, criminal investigations and crime prevention.• Insures that the enforcement of state statutes and city ordinances is applied in a fair and proper manner and in compliance with department policy and procedure.• Knowledge of community oriented policing, day to day police operations, and subordinate staff duties and responsibilities.• Promoting departmental conduct based on a philosophy of "Professional and Ethical" standards, set by the law enforcement community.• Promoting and maintaining and atmosphere of community oriented policing within day to day police operations and police related duties and responsibilities.• Etablishing and promoting effective work relationships with police officers, civilian employees and department staff.• Insures that the constitutional rights and provisions of persons taken into custody are safeguarded.• Respond to current law enforcement needs in the community but also future attempts to engage the community in crime prevention.• Able to respond to changes in the community and, thereby, necessary and corresponding changes in the department.

O'Fallon, Missouri, United States

The Police Training Sergeant is responsible for the overall research and development, selection and scheduling, and instructor selection and compensation from a developed instructor pool for all training programs for local law enforcement and criminal justice professionals.The Police Training Sergeant assumes responsibility for budget development and expenditures.The Police Training Sergeant develops and submits the Annual Grant Application, Annual Training Report, Budget Grant Adjustments, Quarterly Fiscal Reports, Quarterly Training Activity Reports (Command Staff), Annual Reports, Quarterly Training, Annual Training Activity Plan, annual needs assessment, and course applications for State Certification.The Police Training Sergeant directly supervises and guides the Police Training Coordinator approving time sheets, travel vouchers, program expenditures, and performing annual evaluations.Training Sergeant must develop and maintain close, ongoing working relationship with all levels of law enforcement personnel.Required Knowledge -The Training Sgt. possesses clear and concise writing skills with experience in grant writing, excellent verbal and interpersonal communication skills.The Training Sergeant has the ability to work with local officials and police administrators, to establish rapport and maintain credibility with law enforcement practitioners.The Training Sgt. has proven organizational and planning skills with attention to detail and keen problem solver.Knowledge of budgeting and fiscal management.Knowledge of how public sector works.

O'Fallon, Missouri, United States

Coordinate, direct, and assist in the patrol of the city for the enforcement of laws, ordinance, and regulations and the prevention of crime.Direct employees on designated shifts and assigns work.Provide advice and instructions on situations requiring expertise of an experienced officer.Communicate with employees on shift activities and incidents.Supervise employees on assigned shifts and enforce departmental rules.Inspect uniforms and equipment.Provide direction and recommend commendations, disciplinary actions, discharges and transfers.Evaluate performance.Participate in training and complete related records.Review reports of subordinates for accuracy and completeness.Participate in the work of the department by patrolling areas of the City and enforcingFederal, State, City laws, and ordinances through law enforcement.Supervise or participate in investigations of theft, fraud, drug traffic, gambling, etc.Report and assist in the investigations accidents of all types involving assigned personnel.Knowledge• Laws, codes, and ordinances set by the Federal government, State government, County, and Town• Modern police techniques and practices in law enforcement, investigations, crime, and accident prevention• Principles and practices of personnel supervision and management• Department policies, rules and proceduresSkills• Attention to detail and ensure accuracy of work.• Handle stress effectively without it interfering with performance.• Working effectively and timely to analyze and resolve issues.• Operation and use of tools and equipment used in the department.Abilities• Establish and maintain an effective working relationship with other employees.• Exercise sound, independent judgment within established guidelines.• Express ideas clearly and concisely, both orally and in writing.• Act effectively in emergency and stressful situations by using good judgment.

O'Fallon, Missouri, United States

Patrols the city to detect and deter crime.Responds to calls for service.Prepares required reports.Investigates automobile accidents; prepares accident reports.Secures crime scenes and collects evidence.Obtains and serves search and criminal warrants; apprehends and arrests suspects.Transports prisoners to court and other locations.Interviews complainants, witnesses, victims, suspects and informants.Attends required training sessions; maintains state certification through internal and external training events.Maintains assigned vehicles and equipment.Interacts with other municipal, state, and federal law enforcement agencies.Ability to provide credible testimony in municipal, state and federal court.

United States

The IADLEST National Certification Program (NCP) will apply rigorous standards, utilize subject matter experts, and incorporate best practices to enforce these standards for providers wishing to be recognized for excellence in law enforcement training. This National Certification will simplify access to training by aggregating certified courses in a national training catalog. Departments will be able to easily search for certified training from providers around the nation that have met the NCP quality standard. This program and platform will simplify access, reduce costs, improve training efficiency, and ensure officers receive high-quality training.

Lake St Louis, Missouri, United States

Generalist & Specialist Instructor for Police recruits for basic education, CPR, Taser, Firearms, Defensive Tactics.

Master Of Science - Ms, Administration

Bachelor Of Applied Science - Basc, Psychology