Sergeant of Patrol

The primary duty of a Patrol Sergeant is to provide leadership, supervision and be an informational resource for Deputies in the field, manage large scenes, and provide overall shift supervision in the absence of the Patrol Shift Commander. To be an example of our agency values; Professionalism, Respect, Integrity, Dedication and Employee Value.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES This opportunity is ideal for someone who leads by example, communicates clearly, makes sound decisions under pressure, and takes pride in developing and supporting others. Duties include but are not limited to:

● Provide direct supervision, guidance, and support to Deputies assigned to the shift.

● Serve as an informational and operational resource for Deputies in the field.

● Manage large, complex, or evolving scenes and coordinate personnel and resources as needed.

● Provide overall shift supervision in the absence of the Patrol Shift Commander.

● Review Deputy-generated reports, including citations, arrest reports, crash reports, and offense reports.

● Conduct roll call briefings, issue daily assignments, and assist with scheduling to maintain appropriate staffing levels.

● Participate in the day-to-day training, coaching, and professional development of Deputies.

● Complete performance evaluations and provide meaningful feedback to direct reports.

● Assist the Patrol Shift Commander with short- and long-range planning for the assigned shift.

● Help maintain performance, conduct, appearance, vehicle, and equipment standards.

● Research and apply laws, ordinances, policies, rules, and regulations to support effective shift operations.

● Ensure Division goals, objectives, directives, and departmental expectations are carried out.

● Supervise special events and provide leadership during significant incidents.

● Provide supervisory coverage for the Communications Center when a Communications Supervisor is not scheduled.

● Assist members of the public and appropriately address questions, complaints, bond matters, and other law enforcement needs.