Police Officer- Entry Level

The Entry level Police Officers serve and protect the Tulalip community, provide community-oriented policing and problem- solving strategies while serving the residents and visitors of the Tulalip Reservation. Patrols within the exterior boundaries of the reservation, prevents crime, and enforces Tribal, State, and Federal Laws. Conducts thorough and objective criminal investigations, solves crimes, uses judgement to determine probable causes for arrests, writes complete and well documented incident reports using correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling. Writes search warrant affidavits, serves search warrants, collects evidence, serves criminal summons, issue traffic citations. Conducts interviews with victims, witnesses, suspects, obtaining statements, and documenting interviews in reports. Participates in community service-crime prevention and youth programs. Provide support and back-up to other Tribal, City, County, State, and Federal agencies, as well as Tribal Gaming Agents and other Tribal programs. Demonstrates cultural competency and a commitment to upholding Tulalip Tribal Sovereignty, Treaty Rights, Tribal Constitution, and Tribal laws and ordinances. ***COMPLETED and PASSED the written test with Public Safety Testing and selected Tulalip Police Department. Website https://www.publicsafetytesting.com/agency/department/tulalip-tribal-PD*** 1. Patrol all tribal residential areas, business locations, marinas, docks, roadways, and tribal administration buildings. 2. Take active part in crime prevention programs that include drug awareness, alcohol awareness, school programs, educational programs, Boys and Girls Club activities, Teen Center, and youth sports activities. 3. Enforce traffic codes, write citations, civil infractions, arrest intoxicated drivers, and conduct traffic education programs reservation wide. 4. Investigate drug abuse activities, arrest violators, and serve search warrants upon a showing of probable cause to the Tulalip Tribal Court on drug dealers. 5. Assist with drug education programs with youth and adults. 6. Operate patrol video camera, video evidence cameras, police service video cameras monitoring tribal buildings / marina, and maintain chain of custody for video evidence. 7. Provide first aid / EMS response, CPR, and natural disaster response during emergency conditions. 8. Arrest criminal violators, write criminal investigative reports, search warrant, arrest warrants, prepare probable cause statements, patrol logs, and prepare required reports of the RMS computer system. 9. Provide mutual aid according to policy and to support City, County, State, Federal, and other tribal enforcement agencies within the guidelines of the tribal codes. 10. Testify in Tribal, State, and Federal courts and act as bailiff during tribal hearings. 11. Transport prisoners to and from court appearances, during arrest and bookings, and to court directed appointments. 12. Maintain their assigned patrol vehicle ensuring maintenance is completed daily, keeping vehicle clean and professional in appearance, and operating the patrol vehicle according to tribal and state traffic codes. 13. Qualify with all defensive equipment, including firearms, taser, chemical agent, baton, handcuffs, and restraining devices. 14. Collect criminal evidence; maintain the chain of custody by following the guidelines of the rules of evidence, preserving, and gathering evidence according to Washington State Crime Lab standards. 15. Follow all guidelines contained in the Tulalip Tribal Police Department Policy and Procedures manual. 16. Regular and satisfactory attendance and punctuality. 17. Other related job duties as assigned **Minimum Required Education** - High School Diploma or GED equivalent. - College level course work preferred. **Minimum Related Experience** - Demonstrated work experience in Tribal government, assisting the public, youth services, customer service, security, problem solving is preferred. **Required Licenses/Cert…