Humane Officer - PT (05-2025)
Humane Officer - PT (05-2025)
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$ 22 - 35
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The Coral Springs Police Department has a diverse workforce with an authorized strength of 230 police officers and over 99 civilian members who are dedicated to providing the highest level of professional service to our citizens businesses and the visitors we serve. We are nationally accredited as an Accreditation with Excellence Agency in both Law Enforcement and Communications through the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA) as well as a Meritorious Agency at the state level through the Florida Commission for Law Enforcement Accreditation (CFA).
The culture of the Coral Springs Police Department is built on our shared core values Teamwork Respect Integrity Professionalism Accountability Courage and Loyalty. The level of service that the Coral Springs Police Department provides allows Coral Springs to enjoy one of the lowest crime rates in Florida for cities with a population of over 100000 residents. By incorporating a number of problem-solving initiatives throughout the community such as the Burglary Enforcement And Reduction Unit the Make a Call Make a Difference community crime campaign and having a School Resource Officer in every public school our staff is committed to the City of Coral Springs mission statement: to be the premier city in which to live work and raise a family.
For more information on our City and Police Department please visit the following sites:
Coral Springs Police Department Employment Information:
Coral Springs Police Department website: Springs Police Department Facebook Page: Springs Police Department Instagram: of DutiesUnder direction of a Police Major performs specialized work involving the humane treatment of all animals and education of pet owners. Employee functions at journey level and are responsible for protecting the lives and welfare of citizens and animals. Position is responsible for animal control services. Specific assignments are received from a Police Sergeant or superior officer; however employee must be capable of reacting with considerable independent judgment and initiative in dealing with routine and emergency situations.
- Patrols assigned area by truck or other transport vehicle; responds to and assists emergency calls involving pet or stray animals; answers citizen complaints and/or general inquiries.
- Enforces and investigates all local State and Federal laws and regulations for pet ownership and treatment.
- Protects the lives and welfare of citizens from potentially dangerous or diseased animals; administers first aid to injured or afflicted persons.
- Develops and distributes educational packets on animal laws and pet ownership responsibility and liability issues and explains citations for violations.
- Investigates reports of animal cruelty neglect abandonment and possible rabid animals; investigates suspected illegal activity regarding animals; prepares depositions; testifies and presents evidence in court.
- Clean and maintain the Humane Facility both the office area and the dog runs.
- Transport dead animals every two weeks to Broward County Animal Control for cremation.
- Pick up dog food in Miami that is donated by Publix.
- Prepares various daily and periodic written reports and departmental forms; maintains logs; completes forms.
- Assists with natural disaster preparedness and emergency response by coordinating and maintaining city animal hurricane shelter.
- Attends training sessions and seminars as directed.
- Inspects local pet stores/shops and dog and cat fanciers to ensure that animals are handled in accordance with applicable ordinances and regulations.
- Provides information to members of the public and representatives from outside agencies on animal control ordinances and regulations and animal care methods and techniques; makes presentations to civic groups homeowners associations neighborhood watch groups students and other groups of persons on animal care and animal control ordinances and regulations.
Typical Qualifications
High School Diploma or GED.
One (1) year of experience in animal handling and behavior and knowledge of governing laws and ordinances applicable to the work; or an equivalent combination of education training and experience.
Animal Control Officer Euthanasia Technician Chemical Capture certifications preferred.
Must have a valid Florida Drivers License.
Supplemental Information
EXAMINATION PROCESS:
The following includes all steps required to process for the position. Continuing on with each step of the process is contingent upon successfully completing the previous step. Candidates can be dismissed at any point throughout the consideration process.Communication regarding scheduling and updates will be posted to your account please check your account regularly.- Apply via our online application
- Application review
- Formal Interview
- Computerized Voice Stress Analysis Examination and Fingerprints
- Extensive Background Investigation
- Post-Offer Drug Test
The Coral Springs Police Department is firmly committed to offering an equitable drug-free work environment. We do not discriminate in any employment related decisions on the basis of race color religion national origin sex age disability or other similar factors that are not job-related. This commitment is practiced in all aspects of our personnel policies programs practices recruitment examination appointment training promotion retention and other related activities. When requested the Coral Springs Police Department will make reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities. Please contact the Human Resources Unit atif special assistance is needed.
Required Experience:
Unclear Seniority
Employment Type
Part-Time
