Description
The Sheriff’s Office Patrol Officer performs general law enforcement duties in a county, including assigned-area patrols, responding to complaints and suspicious activity, serving legal and criminal papers, investigating disturbances, interviewing witnesses, gathering evidence, preparing reports, appearing in court, traffic control and interdiction, community policing, and assisting with arrests and preliminary investigations. The role requires certification as a law enforcement officer, completion of North Carolina Sheriff’s Training and Standards Commission requirements, a valid North Carolina driver’s license, and the ability to operate firearms, radios, restraint devices, and motor vehicles. High school graduation and some law enforcement training or experience are preferred.
