Police Officer (Kalkaska County)
Competency-based
ONET: 33-3051.00
1
Years
76
Skills
696h
Related instructions
Classroom instruction topics
- Onboarding
- Police Academy, CC
On-the-job training
- Court Security
- Provide law enforcement security to the Circuit Court during court proceedings for trial (civil/criminal), sentencings, motions, and other hearings and proceedings.
- Escort defendants to and from jail for court proceedings applying proper officer safety and jail policy security measures to include searching, and utilization of proper restraints.
- Effective communication via radio to control center for movement of defendants from court to the jail.
- Effective communication via radio to control center for movement of defendants from jail cell to the court.
- Court and County building walk through for enhanced security measure.
- Take appropriate actions on Court and County building security violations and criminal acts by persons.
- Proper techniques escorting defendants to and from jail cell for Polycom court hearings and attorney visits.
- Prisoner Transports
- Transport prisoners to and from medical facilities, writs, prison, following proper procedures.
- Jail Duties
- Assist in booking procedures to include proper screening at intake.
- Conduct search of person at intake.
- Proper operation of LiveScan prints and photo.
- In person cell checks.
- Cell searches-movement of inmates, detailed search, documentation.
- Pass out and collection of meal trays and to account for return items.
- Intake of inmate property utilizing proper forms, and securing property.
- Control center camera monitering, movement and door security operations.
- Cruiser and Equipment check
- Ensure vehicle and all necessary equipment is ready for duty.
- Communications
- Understanding/proper use of radio communication and procedures.
- Understanding/proper use of RMS/CAD/LEIN
- Vehicle stop/Occupant control
- Proper vehicle stop for traffic violation, vehicle position, approach.
- Communication with Dispatch and assisting agencies.
- Communication to driver/occupants.
- Appropriate corrective action taken-citation/warning, arrest.
- Vehicle stop/Occupant control felon stop
- Proper vehicle position.
- Communication with Dispatch and assisting agencies.
- Proper control and communication.
- Control and command of occupants.
- Proper direction to assisting officers.
- Traffic crash investigations
- Proper response to scene.
- Scene protection.
- Provide medical assistance.
- Communication with Dispatch and assisting agencies.
- Appropriate corrective action taken-citation/warning, arrest-by reviewing facts of incident to determine if a criminal act or statute violation.
- Proper scene investigation/report to determine cause.
- Victim/Witness interviewing
- Questions relevant to the investigation to gather appropriate and needed information.
- Use of photographs or drawings of crime or accident scenes.
- Proper entry into report.
- Interrogation of suspect/arrested person
- Appropriate use of Miranda Warnings.
- Non-custodial interrogation.
- Proper entry into report.
- Alarm response
- Proper response to residential/business alarms.
- Communication with Dispatch and assisting agencies.
- Building searches
- Communication with Dispatch and assisting agencies.
- Coordination with assisting officers/agencies.
- Arrest procedures
- Differentiate between felony and misdemeanor.
- Probable cause to believe person committed crime/crime observed.
- Communication with Dispatch.
- Need for backup.
- Execute arrest warrants/LEIN confirmation procedures, locating and taking persons into custody.
- Procedures for safety and restraints followed.
- Evidence
- Recognition and collection of evidence.
- Documentation of evidence-writing, drawing, photos, video.
- Procedures for properly packaging and securing evidence.
- Investigations
- Understanding the type of investigation-criminal/non-criminal/civil.
- Process of an investigation-approach, safety, medical considerations, interviewing, interrogation, assistance, security, evidence, arrest, reports, presentation.
- Documentation of investigation of suspicious persons, situations, safety hazards, and unusual or illegal activity.
- Report writing
- Report is complete with proper headings and criminal charge(s) or non-criminal title.
- Report is properly submitted for review by supervisor and prosecutor.
- Court Proceedings
- Prepare and testify in court for a criminal case or civil traffic offense.
- Present evidence.
- Presence in public
- Provide for public safety by maintaining order, responding to emergencies, protecting people and property, enforcing motor vehicle and criminal laws, and promoting community relations.
- Respond promptly to calls for assistance.
- Monitor areas of high traffic to deter violations.
- Positive contact with individuals and businesses.
- Provide citizens the information regarding
- Responds appropriately to criticism. Carries a positive attitude and works well with other department members.
- Court orders
- Follow court orders for securing property, mental pick up orders, arrest warrants, etc.
- Work with outside organizations such as MDHHS, FOC, Medical staff and facilities.
- Serve subpoenas, summonses, orders to pay and other court orders.
- Place people in protective custody and follow through with court petitions.
- Response procedures
- Evaluate complaint and emergency request information to determine response requirements.
- Drives patrol vehicle appropriately due to nature of call and policy and procedure.
- Officer safety
- Recognizes and responds appropriately to situations to maintain control and safety.
- Makes appropriate decisions while solving problems and handling situations.
- Understands the geographical area and best approach when responding.
- Performs well in stressful situations.
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