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January 03, 2025
Opening Date: 01/03/2025
Closing Date: 01/16/2025
Contact: Amanda Canute
Telephone: 734-394-5118
Email: amanda.canute@cantonmi.gov
POSITION SUMMARY:
The Public Safety Service Officer is responsible for a variety of functions including receiving, transmitting and logging messages over a radio communications system in a municipal public safety operation, assisting police officers and fire personnel when necessary, and performing other tasks related to department operations. The employee works under general supervision of the on-duty shift commander assigned to the Patrol Division. However, independent judgment is required relative to the actions necessary to dispatch various personnel in response to calls for service, and emergencies related to department operations. In addition to answering 911 and non-emergency calls, the employee shall assist police officers with restraining and physical management of individuals in custody and processing arrestees.
VISIT THE PROVIDED LINK FOR THE FULL JOB DESCRIPTION AND JOB APPLICATION: https://canton.applicantpro.com/jobs/3602996
