Community Service Officers (CSOs) are traditionally applicants who are looking towards law enforcement as a viable career path, and waiting to meet the requirements to apply to the Police Academy.
The CSO program allows the employee to gain valuable, practical experience, while earning a salary.
CSOs will gain experience by performing the following services:
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Investigating traffic crashes
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Preparing and issuing Uniform Traffic Citations for non-criminal violations
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Responding to and handling abandoned vehicles
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Assisting and transporting stranded motorists
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Performing traffic related duties
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Responding to illegally parked cars
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Handling substation duties
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Acting as Crossing Guards
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Assisting in the search of missing persons
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Handling special events where large crowds and traffic issues may cause a problem
QUALIFICATIONS
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Be at least 18-years of age
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Be a citizen of the United States of America
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Must possess a valid driver’s license in your state of residence
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Applicants must have a High School diploma or GED equivalent
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Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs.
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Be in good physical condition
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Must be able to run a mile in under 12 minutes
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Be of good moral character
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NOT HAVE TATTOOS above the collarbone (e.g., neck, face, or behind the ear) or below the wrist (e.g., hands, fingers)
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NOT HAVE received a dishonorable discharge from any of the Armed Forces
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NOT HAVE been convicted of any felony
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NOT HAVE been convicted of a misdemeanor involving false statement, perjury or domestic violence
Becoming a CSO is a terrific opportunity for people starting their career in law enforcement.
If launching a career with great responsibility, many challenges, and serving your community appeals to you, then we have the job for you as a CSO.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
SALARY
New hire CSOs receive a salary of $27,444 annually. After a probationary period, Community Service Officers receive an annual salary of $28,816.
BENEFITS
This position includes a full benefits package.
For more information please email
JSORecruiter@jaxsheriff.org or call 904.713.4870.
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