What are the responsibilities and job description for the Police Officer position at Cleveland State University?
Job Summary
Cleveland State University Police Department (CSUPD) is the primary department charged with creating a safe and secure environment across campus. CSUPD is currently accepting applications for Lateral Transfers! In order to be considered for a lateral position, applicants must be Ohio Police Officer Training Academy (OPOTA) Certified and currently employed at an Ohio law enforcement agency as a sworn law enforcement officer, part-time/full-time. University Police Officers provides law enforcement, security, public and traffic safety services in an authentic community policing environment. University Police Officers are state certified, commissioned law enforcement professionals reporting directly to a shift sergeant. Officers conducts patrols of campus, investigate or assists with investigations, complete incident reports, assist with prosecutions and testify in court, conduct campus security inspections and secure campus facilities, direct and assist with traffic control, respond to emergencies, and maintain the public trust through positive and effective public relations.
Minimum Qualifications
High School diploma or equivalent. Must be 21 years of age or older and be eligible for license to carry a firearm. Must periodically qualify in use of firearms. Must have a currently valid driver’s license and establish driver eligibility under the University’s Motor Vehicle Policy. Must pass all of the following: written exam, physical abilities test, thorough background check and panel interview. Must be able to work rotating shifts.
Lateral Transfers: Current OPOTA Certification. 2 years’ experience and current appointment as a full time or part time (20 hours a week) LE officer. No discipline in the past 2 years
Cleveland State University Police Department (CSUPD) is the primary department charged with creating a safe and secure environment across campus. CSUPD is currently accepting applications for Lateral Transfers! In order to be considered for a lateral position, applicants must be Ohio Police Officer Training Academy (OPOTA) Certified and currently employed at an Ohio law enforcement agency as a sworn law enforcement officer, part-time/full-time. University Police Officers provides law enforcement, security, public and traffic safety services in an authentic community policing environment. University Police Officers are state certified, commissioned law enforcement professionals reporting directly to a shift sergeant. Officers conducts patrols of campus, investigate or assists with investigations, complete incident reports, assist with prosecutions and testify in court, conduct campus security inspections and secure campus facilities, direct and assist with traffic control, respond to emergencies, and maintain the public trust through positive and effective public relations.
Minimum Qualifications
High School diploma or equivalent. Must be 21 years of age or older and be eligible for license to carry a firearm. Must periodically qualify in use of firearms. Must have a currently valid driver’s license and establish driver eligibility under the University’s Motor Vehicle Policy. Must pass all of the following: written exam, physical abilities test, thorough background check and panel interview. Must be able to work rotating shifts.
Lateral Transfers: Current OPOTA Certification. 2 years’ experience and current appointment as a full time or part time (20 hours a week) LE officer. No discipline in the past 2 years
Salary : $49,900 - $63,200