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Community Service Officer

Under the general supervision of the Community Service Sergeant, and the guidance of the Community Service Lead, the Community Service Officer’s perform a wide range of duties in support of departmental operations in one or more of these areas: animal control, traffic control, minor traffic crash investigation, minor criminal investigation, parking enforcement, evidence collection and processing, reviewing, and approving online reports, and assistance to patrol and records sections. Performs related work as required. 

Administrative Specialist

You will provide administrative, operational and program support to area commands and worksites to include the Patrol, Criminal and Fish and Wildlife Division, as well as training Troopers in office procedures.

Criminal Patrol Deputy

This position is responsible for protecting life and property in Crook County through enforcement of the law and ordinances (County Code).

Community Service Officer

Community Service Officers perform a wide range of duties in support of departmental operations in one or more of these areas: animal control, traffic control, minor traffic crash investigation, minor criminal investigation, parking enforcement, evidence collection and processing, reviewing and approving online reports, and assistance to patrol and records sections. Performs related work as required.

Release Assistance Officer

In this role, you will determine defendants’ eligibility for court appointed counsel and options for pretrial release by applying Oregon laws, Chief Justice orders, and Presiding Judge orders and using risk assessment tools.

Victims Advocate

As a Victim Advocate, you will work alongside Deputy District Attorneys to provide information and support to crime victims throughout the criminal justice system. Victim Advocates will be expected to work in the field and be on-call for a small duration of each month.

Community Service Officer

Community Service Officers perform a wide range of duties in support of departmental operations in one or more of these areas: animal control, traffic control, minor traffic crash investigation, minor criminal investigation, parking enforcement, evidence collection and processing, reviewing and approving online reports, and assistance to patrol and records sections.

Community Justice Specialist

Staff assist youth in making the initial adjustment to the facility or program; assist in the intake process; provides ongoing direction to youth using cognitive behavioral interventions; facilitates group and acts as a positive role model.