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COMMUNITY SERVICE OFFICER

POSITION SCOPE

Under direct supervision, performs a wide range of field duties in the patrol division. Patrols the City of Eau Claire enforcing animal and parking laws, and as directed, assists other department personnel with service-related duties. The incumbent, in performing service-related duties in any of the divisions, has daily personal contact with the general public.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

 Investigates and enforces parking control ordinances of the City of Eau Claire.

 Investigates and enforces animal control ordinances of the City of Eau Claire.

 Transports and impounds all stray dogs and cats at a designated facility if owner cannot be located.

 Responds to and investigates complaints of dangerous or wild animals that pose a threat to the community.

 Investigates and enforces additional ordinances as directed by the Senior CSO or Supervisor.

 Assists in the transportation of departmental vehicles to City Maintenance facilities for service.

 Responsible for setting up and removing the speed trailer/barricade at requested locations within the City of Eau Claire.

 Helps with equipment repair, servicing, or calibration.

 Responds to found/abandoned bicycles complaints.

 Provides traffic direction assistance at scenes when needed.

 Prepares and submits reports required by various job activities.

 Complies with orders, directives, and assignments given by supervisory personnel.

 Assists department personnel in service-related matters as directed.

 If so authorized and requested, respond to the scene of medical emergencies or personal injury accidents and provide traffic control at accident scenes, fires, civic events, or other locations.

 Assist sworn officers at the scene of arrest or accidents by securing the scene, waiting for tows or impounds.

 Provides assistance with special events as deemed necessary by the Patrol Division

 When so directed, assist clerical staff in office tasks, answering telephones, and/or serving citizens at the public inquiry area.

 Ability to interact professionally with a wide variety of citizens in varied settings, including stressful and emergency situations

EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE/CERTIFICATIONS

• Must be at least 18 years of age.

• A High School Diploma or equivalent (GED, etc.) is required.

• Must possess and maintain a valid Driver’s License.

• Must have no felony convictions on record.

• This position requires a flexible schedule that will include working shifts, weekends, and holidays.

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