COURT SECURITY OFFICER (ARMED)

Summary

DescriptionAccessible Text Version - Court Security Officer (Armed) - City of BuckeyeJob posting graphic for Court Security Officer (Armed) at the City of Buckeye. Select the link above for the full accessible text version of this posting.234City benefit plans are subject to change at any time.01Do you have a high school diploma or GED?YesNo02Do you have three years of experience in law enforcement, military police, correctional officer, and/or comparable security experience where training, qualifying with, and carrying a firearm was required?YesNo03Have you ever been arrested, charged, or convicted of a crime (misdemeanor or felony) since your 18th birthday, regardless of whether the arrest, charges, or conviction was later sealed, expunged, or set aside? If yes, provide a brief description of what occurred. Note: A “yes” answer will be judged on an individual basis and will not automatically bar you from employment. HOWEVER, FAILURE TO REPORT WILL RENDER YOU INELIGIBLE FOR EMPLOYMENT.04Have you been issued a DPS Security Guard Card? If “yes,” please indicate the date issued and whether it has ever been revoked.05Have you been or are you currently AZPost certified? If “yes,” please indicate the date issued and whether it has ever been revoked.06Have you been certified to be armed within the last 12 months by the Arizona Judicial Branch, Arizona Peace Officer Standards and Training Board (AZPost), a peace officer certification body in another State, a law enforcement unit of the United States Armed Forces, or a federal law enforcement agency, or do you have a valid Armed Guard Card issued by the Arizona Department of Public Safety? If you answered “yes,” who issued the certification and on what date?07Are you currently working as a reserve officer for a law enforcement agency? If “yes,” do you plan to continue working as a reserve officer if you are hired as a court security officer?08If you are currently serving as a law enforcement officer and planning to retire, will you serve as a reserve officer during your retirement?09This position requires an extensive background check. Are you willing to submit to fingerprinting, a criminal history check, a medical/physical examination, drug testing, and a psychological evaluation?YesNoRequired Question#J-18808-Ljbffr

Job Description

DescriptionAccessible Text Version - Court Security Officer (Armed) - City of BuckeyeJob posting graphic for Court Security Officer (Armed) at the City of Buckeye. Select the link above for the full accessible text version of this posting.234City benefit plans are subject to change at any time.01Do you have a high school diploma or GED?YesNo02Do you have three years of experience in law enforcement, military police, correctional officer, and/or comparable security experience where training, qualifying with, and carrying a firearm was required?YesNo03Have you ever been arrested, charged, or convicted of a crime (misdemeanor or felony) since your 18th birthday, regardless of whether the arrest, charges, or conviction was later sealed, expunged, or set aside? If yes, provide a brief description of what occurred. Note: A “yes” answer will be judged on an individual basis and will not automatically bar you from employment. HOWEVER, FAILURE TO REPORT WILL RENDER YOU INELIGIBLE FOR EMPLOYMENT.04Have you been issued a DPS Security Guard Card? If “yes,” please indicate the date issued and whether it has ever been revoked.05Have you been or are you currently AZPost certified? If “yes,” please indicate the date issued and whether it has ever been revoked.06Have you been certified to be armed within the last 12 months by the Arizona Judicial Branch, Arizona Peace Officer Standards and Training Board (AZPost), a peace officer certification body in another State, a law enforcement unit of the United States Armed Forces, or a federal law enforcement agency, or do you have a valid Armed Guard Card issued by the Arizona Department of Public Safety? If you answered “yes,” who issued the certification and on what date?07Are you currently working as a reserve officer for a law enforcement agency? If “yes,” do you plan to continue working as a reserve officer if you are hired as a court security officer?08If you are currently serving as a law enforcement officer and planning to retire, will you serve as a reserve officer during your retirement?09This position requires an extensive background check. Are you willing to submit to fingerprinting, a criminal history check, a medical/physical examination, drug testing, and a psychological evaluation?YesNoRequired Question#J-18808-Ljbffr