Job Description
Island County Sheriff’s Office is hiring a Lateral Entry Patrol Deputy for its Criminal Division. This full-time, commissioned post serves the communities of Whidbey and Camano Islands.
Deputies perform law enforcement tasks such as patrol, criminal investigation, traffic enforcement, and community engagement. The role demands a Civil Offering Examination as section of the picking procedure. Thriving applicants will join a group dedicated to public safety and expert policing.
The role offers a 4-day function week, uniforms and duty gear supplied, and LEOFF Trust Plan F Retirement.
Qualification
You must have a present Peace Officer Certification in Washington or a state with reciprocity recognized by the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Center. Also, you must have wrapped up a Field Training Scheme as a full-time, paid, commissioned officer.
Role Responsibilities
Patrol assigned domains to enforce laws and uphold public order.nRespond to emergency and non-emergency calls for service.nConduct preliminary and follow-up criminal investigations.nPrepare detailed reports and testify in court as needed.nEngage with community participants to build trust and address worries.nOperate patrol vehicles and equipment safely and effectively.nParticipate in ongoing training and skilled development.
Additional Information
All notifications about the submission and Civil Service Examination routine are sent by email unless you request otherwise in writing.nAfter application evaluate, qualified applicants will be notified by email about the Civil Solution examination schedule.nCandidates must pass the Civil Offering examination to be placed on the Lateral Entry Eligibility Register.nVacancies are filled using the Civil Solution 'guideline of five'
- top five eligibles are forwarded to the Sheriff for meeting and background investigation.nConditional provides are subject to polygraph, psychological, medical, and background reviews.nNew hires assist a one-year probationary period per Civil Service Rules Section 11.02.nFor questions, contact Sarah Sandlin at 360-679-7379 or [email protected].
About Company
Island County Sheriff’s Office is the primary law enforcement agency for Island County, Washington, serving the residents of Whidbey and Camano Islands. The office is committed to skilled policing, community partnership, and upholding the norm of law. Deputies perform in a diverse environment ranging from rural spheres to minor towns. The Sheriff’s Office values experienced officers and gives competitive upsides, covering health insurance, retirement through LEOFF Strategy F, and a supportive work culture. This role is best-suited for certified officers seeking to register their competencies in a community-focused agency.
FAQs
What is the minimum age need for the Lateral Entry Patrol Deputy role?
You must be at least 21 years old. There’s no maximum age cap.
Do I demand to be a U.S. Citizen to apply for this Island County role?
Yes, per RCW 41.14.100, you must be United States citizens.
Is a Washington State driver license called for before putting in?
You must have or be able to obtain a legitimate Washington State driver license before employment.
What certifications are needed for the Lateral Entry Patrol Deputy role?
You demand a existing Peace Officer Certification in Washington or a state with reciprocity, plus First Responder, EMT, or Industrial First Aid certification with CPR endorsement.
How do I put in for the Lateral Entry Patrol Deputy role?
Complete the Island County Submission for Employment on the NEOGOV portal, answer supplemental questions, and upload called for documents including Authorization to Release Details, span letter, resume, and Personal History Statement.
What is the Civil Solution Examination procedure for this role?
After application review, candidates grab a Civil Offering examination. Passing places you on the Lateral Entry Eligibility Register. Top five eligibles are referred to the Sheriff for meeting.
What pre-employment screenings are called for?
Conditional hires undergo background investigation, fingerprinting, criminal record verify, polygraph, medical exam, and psychological evaluation.
How extended is the probationary period for a Lateral Entry Patrol Deputy?
The probationary period is one year, as fix forth in Civil Offering Rules for Island County Sheriff’s Department Section 11.02.