Patrol sergeant vs special police

Differences between patrol sergeant and special police duties and responsibilities

Patrol sergeant example responsibilities.

• Manage department's firearm ammunition and ensure supplies are adequate and additional items order as needed.
• Used and enforce during combat risk management composite and procedures, risk management analysis, always safety conscious.
• Conduct investigations and any disciplinary action need for any complaint or incident involving patrol officers.
• Communicate with fellow patrol officers in order to coordinate more effective task completion and conflict resolution.
• Designate firearms proficiency officer responsible for maintaining individual officer annual firearms qualifications and associate maintenance of training records.
• Serve arrest, bench warrants, subpoenas, domestic violence orders and other court paperwork.
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Special police example responsibilities.

• Manage litigation and bankruptcy matters.
• Monitor and investigate suspicious persons and situations, safety hazards, and unusual or illegal activity in patrol area.
• Maintain annual qualifications and training standards for firearm and CPR certifications.
• Participate in annual CPR, firearm training, arrest, MEB and handcuff procedures.
• Evaluate and protect information, facilities and personnel through CCTV monitoring and remote camera surveillance.
• Check identification for all visitors entering the shelter, monitor CCTV equipment for suspicious activity.
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