Marshal Seattle King County Sheriffs Office Court Marshals hold a special law enforcement commission that allows them to perform law enforcement duties while on duty. This is a great opportunity for law enforcement professionals to let previous career experience enhance retirement earnings and/or continue a career of service. Marshals serve the following locations: •King County Courthouse, Seattle •Youth Services Center, Seattle •Harborview Mental Health Court, Seattle •Regional Justice Center, Kent •Office of the Public Defender/King County Veterans Program, Seattle •Other locations as assigned Qualifications: •Must have graduated from a certified law enforcement academy that meets or exceeds Washington State standards, and currently possess, or be able to obtain a valid Washington State Peace Officer Certificate. •Must have at least 2 years of recent work experience as a full time commissioned police officer (recent means within the last three years) OR •Must have 4 years of continuous service and currently serving as a reserve police officer with qualification standards and work duties similar to the King County Sheriff’s Office. •Out-of-state hires must complete a 2-week equivalency academy within the first year of employment. •Good verbal skills and obvious experience defusing interpersonal conflicts and maintaining orderly conduct in public group situations. •Able to qualify with a KCSO-issued firearm at least twice a year. •Able to successfully pass a written and physical exam and a complete background investigation to include a polygraph exam, psychological evaluation and a medical exam. To Apply: First, complete your application at nationaltestingnetwork and schedule a date to take the written and physical tests. Following the test, you will receive a printed copy of your results. This is for your information. The test you take will be validated and the results will be sent to us directly.
Posted on: Thu, 07 Nov 2013 23:41:53 +0000