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HAMILTON COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
1000 SYCAMORE STREET
CINCINNATI, OHIO 45202
513-946-6596

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Updated: July 11, 2022

Job Posting Title:

Police Officer (Deputy Sheriff)-Lateral Entry

Deadline to Apply:

July 31, 2022

Work Location:

Hamilton County Sheriff's Office Patrol Districts

Work Hours:

12-hour shifts

Salary:

Based on full-time Ohio police experience

<1 year $58K

1-2 years $61K

2-3 years $64K

3-4 years $68K

>4 years $76K

Summary

The Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office is hiring experienced police officers from across the State of Ohio for full-time Patrol Section positions. Our agency is progressive and we practice evidence and research-based policing strategies to reduce crime and control disorder. These strategies include intelligence-led policing, problem-oriented policing, community-oriented policing, crime analysis, and intelligence analysis. Enforcement Officers have a very wide range of opportunities for training, specialization, and personal growth. Deputies can develop themselves and work in the following teams:

Criminal Investigations Section
Organized Crime Section & Regional Narcotics Unit
Regional Electronics and Computer Investigations Unit
Traffic Safety Section
Intelligence Unit
Training Unit
Hazardous Devices Unit (Bomb Squad)
County SWAT
Dive Team
Patrol Rifle Unit
Marine Patrol
Aviation Support (helicopter and drone)
Civil Disturbance Response Team

Benefits

Public Employee Retirement System (PERS-LE)
Tuition Reimbursement
Medical, dental, vision, life, and supplemental life insurance
Flexible spending account-healthcare
Health reimbursement account
Critical illness insurance
Accident insurance-healthcare
Dependent daycare spending account
Employee Assistance Program
Long-term disability insurance
Marathon Health employee clinic
Officer Wellness Support Team

Job Requirements

Requirements (Education, Experience, Licensure, Certification):

Valid and active Ohio (OPOTA) Peace Officer Certification with currently no more than 1 year break in service; OSHP troopers are welcome to apply
College degree preferred
Must possess a valid driver's license.

Job Duties (Summary):

Patrols County areas as assigned conducting patrol activities by protecting life and property of citizens, enforcing State motor vehicle laws and criminal laws; maintains high visibility and is alert to criminal activities per information furnished by radio communication, observation and other sources.
Conducts proactive patrol, increases crime prevention awareness within his or her patrol area and regularly develops contact with citizens.
Prepares and submits electronic reports pertaining to crimes, incidents, activities and other violations.
Responds as directed to scenes of traffic accidents; keeps bystanders out of danger; safeguards property as required; gives assistance to injured persons as required; investigates conditions and the cause of the accident.
Pursues and apprehends violators of traffic and criminal law.
Performs investigations and prepares reports on crimes and complaints to which assigned.
May appear and testify in court on traffic, criminal or civil cases.
As assigned, safeguards crime scenes and preserves physical evidence relating to various crimes.
Performs related duties as required and assigned

Knowledge Of:

Departmental policies and procedures; Federal, State and local laws; law enforcement practices and procedures; safety and security practices and procedures; public relations; court processes and procedures.

Skill in :

Safe operation of a motor vehicle; use of firearms.
Report writing and communication

How to apply:

Applications are accepted only through the HCSO website
https://www.hcso.org/join-our-team/
Email completed PDF applications to Captain Tory Smith, Patrol Section Commander: tsmith@hcso.org
- Include a resume with your application if possible

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