Police Officer

Under the general supervision and operational direction of the Chief of Police, a full-time sworn Patrol Officer preserves the peace, protects life and property, enforces federal and state laws and Village of Luxemburg municipal ordinances, investigates criminal offenses and traffic collisions, and delivers proactive community-oriented police services. Officers conduct high-visibility vehicle and foot patrols, enforce traffic laws via stationary and moving radar speed measurement, administer Standardized Field Sobriety Tests (SFST), take violators into custody, and respond promptly to emergency calls for service, routine complaints, and mutual aid requests. The Patrol Officer serves as the primary investigating and "case officer" for misdemeanor and felony offenses originating during their shift—as well as ongoing cases reassigned from part-time tours—handling interviews, evidence processing, search warrant preparation, and court testimony in the Kewaunee County Circuit Court. Officers are required to maintain complete and accurate daily incident logs and reports, maintain operational proficiency with department-issued duty weapons and equipment. Work Cycle & 2-2-3 Schedule Structure: Sworn full-time patrol officers work an 80-hour, 14-day pay cycle utilizing an optimized, modern 2-2-3 rotating schedule consisting of 11-hour weekday shifts and 12-hour weekend shifts. -Predictable 14-Day Shift Rotation -Built-in Work/Life Balance: Every other weekend off consisting of a full 3-day consecutive break (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday). Officers don't work more than three consecutive days in any tour.