Animal Control Officer II

To qualify for Animal Control Officer IIyou must encounter particular education, experience, and licensing needs. The following qualifications are based on the authorized position announcement.

• High school diploma or equivalent (GED).
• One year of expertise as an Animal Control Officer I or equivalent animal control background.
• Possession of a valid California driver's license.
• Must be at least 18 years of age.
• Aptitude to pass a background investigation and pre-employment physical exam.
• Understanding of animal behavior and handling techniques.
• Familiarity with state and area animal control laws and ordinances.
• Productive communication competencies, both oral and written.
• Core computer skills for report writing and figures entry.

Enforce animal control laws, ordinances, and regulations.

• Respond to citizen complaints about stray, dangerous, or nuisance animals.
• Capture and impound stray, injured, or dangerous animals.
• Investigate animal bites and cruelty cases; prepare in-depth reports.
• Problem citations and warnings for violations of animal control laws.
• Educate the public on responsible pet ownership, licensing, and rabies control.
• Transport animals to the shelter or veterinary facilities.
• Keep up assigned vehicles, equipment, and kennel fields.
• Aid with euthanasia procedures as called for.
• Testify in court about animal control cases.

Must be a U.S. Citizen or have permitted authorization to perform in the United States.

• Valid California driver's license with a decent driving record.
• Must pass a thorough background investigation covering criminal history inspect.
• Pre-employment physical exam including drug screening.
• Capacity to operate weekends, holidays, and overtime as needed.
• Must be able to lift and bear up to 50 pounds and deal with sizable animals.
• Comfortable working in all weather conditions and in potentially hazardous situations.
• Completion of a POST-certified animal control officer training scheme within one year of take on.

Competitive hourly pay of $21.12

• $28.32 per hour.
• Full-time employment with secure function schedule.
• Opening to serve the community and boost animal welfare.
• Training and certification opportunities.
• Retirement gains through CalPERS (California Public Employees' Retirement System).
• Health, dental, and vision insurance alternatives.
• Paid vacation, sick depart, and holidays.
• Career advancement potential within Butte County.

This recruitment is unseal continuously until the role is filled; put in prompt.

• Butte County is an equal chance employer.
• Veterans and disabled veterans may obtain preference points; attach DD-214 if applicable.
• You must be open for shift operate covering weekends and holidays.
• The role is situated at 3 County Center Drive, Oroville, 3 95965.
• For questions, contact Butte County Human Tools at (530) 538-7631.
• Accommodations for disabilities are on offer upon request.
• All applicants will be notified of their status via email.

Butte County is a nearby public sector agency serving the residents of Butte County, California. The county supplies vital public solutions such as law enforcement, public health, and animal control. The Animal Control division is dedicated to protecting both people and animals through enforcement of animal-related laws, sheltering stray animals, and boosting responsible pet ownership. Functioning for Butte County provides a opportunity to build a tangible difference in the community though enjoying a steady profession in public offering. Butte County is named as the hiring organization for the Animal Control Officer II post.