The Per-Diem Patrol Officer supports the overall mission of the College of the Holy Cross Police Department to provide a safe and secure living and learning environment for all members of, and visitors to, our community.
Compensation
MPTC Academy-trained: $28.00 to $36.00 per hour, depending on experience and qualifications... Hourly rate for any new hire with a start date of or after July 1, 2026, for MPTC-Academy trained will be $28.84 to $37.08 per hour
Responsibilities
Protection of life and property.
Provides public safety-related services (i.e., escorts, lock-out assists, etc.) equally to all of the members of and visitors to the community.
Actively seek to identify safety and security related problems and take the necessary steps to solve those problems quickly and efficiently.
Promote and participate in crime prevention and safety awareness programs on campus.
Prevent criminal activity from occurring on the campus and in the peripheral property areas.
Ensures the welfare of patients, employees, and visitors; protects grounds, buildings, equipment and supplies; and maintains security within hospital guidelines.
Responsibilities
Patrols the exterior of the hospital and related buildings, checking the security of all doors and windows.
Patrols parking lots and parking garage and monitors as necessary.
Patrols the interior of the hospital and related buildings.
Enforces hospital policies and procedures relating to visitors, smoking, access control, proper passes, and badges.
Collects, tags and logs all lost and found articles.
Tactical Armed Consultant for former/retired police officers with LEOSA certification to provide executive protection at multi-story media headquarters.
Compensation
Competitive hourly wage is $50.00/ Hr (DailyPay is available for GardaWorld employees!)
Performs law enforcement and crime prevention services to maintain a safe and secure community for the Cowlitz Indian Tribe.
Compensation
$44.50 per hour
Responsibilities
Enforces the Cowlitz Indian Tribe Code, charges and books arrested person, or issues citations when appropriate and completes necessary paperwork.
Patrols tribal roads and state highways within the boundaries of the Cowlitz Indian Reservation to enforce traffic laws and assist motorists in distress.
Responds to complaints from the Cowlitz Indian Tribe residents and investigates criminal or civil misdemeanors, traffic accidents involving personal injury and/or property damage, vandalism, and burglary.
Determines whether there is probable cause for arrest at domestic disturbances.
Provides security and law enforcement for tribal activities.