Sheriff's Service Officer I/II -Desert Region

The Riverside County Sheriff's Office is accepting applications for Sheriff's Service Officer I/II within the Desert Region .

The incumbent will be responsible for vehicle logistics; moving a variety of law enforcement vehicles and tracking mileage, monthly inventory; and office inventory, front window/counter; greeting and answering questions from the general public, assisting evidence collection with other law enforcement agencies, and other clerical duties

A Sheriff's Service Officer (SSO) is differentiated from a Community Services Officer (CSO) in that the SSO performs routine support activities that may require knowledge in a specific/limited area, but do not require extensive training and knowledge of multiple regulations, ordinances, and codes.

SSO incumbents may perform some of the same duties of a CSO; however, these duties are performed at a County/City facility and under the supervision of a county employee, unlike the CSO incumbent who would perform these duties independently in the field without on-site supervision.

Meet the Team!

The law enforcement professionals of the Riverside County Sheriff's Office , with a staff of over 3,600 dedicated men and women, cover the expanse of over 7,300 square miles in southern California.

The Sheriff's Office is dedicated to serving the citizens of its communities with integrity, professionalism, leadership, and loyalty and believes in service above self.• Supervise trustees, work release, and labor program workers in performing routine vehicle and facility and grounds maintenance; ensure vehicles are cleaned, inspected, maintained, and serviced in order to meet the operational needs of the facility; maintain records of trustees, work release, and labor program worker's hours.

• Maintain the working order of a wide variety of equipment including safety equipment, emergency equipment, weapons, radios, radar equipment, and security cameras; send out or pick up and deliver equipment for repair or adjustments as needed.

• Enter, track, and maintain various equipment inventories, logs, or other departmental records; maintain storage areas, store rooms, and inventory for facilities, vehicles, and equipment; order, pick up, and stock assigned forms, supplies and other necessary items such as keys, gas credit cards, license tags, and plates; arrange vehicle painting; install department decals on vehicles; maintain records on vehicles concerning mileage, registration, repairs, and related requirements; ensure vehicles have necessary supplies and equipment such as trauma kits and fire extinguishers; conduct quality control inspections of vehicles.

• Perform background checks/investigations for permits and licenses; fingerprint the public; fingerprint, photograph, process, and register identified members of the public, such as drug, sex, and arson registrants and suspects, as mandated by law.

• Take phone calls concerning background inquiries, internal, civil, and criminal issues, furnis...