The Support Services Coordinator will organize and direct the activities of the Support Services Division within in the Police Department including dispatch, records, property/evidence, and fingerprinting; train and evaluate the performance of assigned personnel; oversee the acquisition, maintenance, and enhancement of technical communications, records, and other automated systems; and to provide highly complex staff assistance. Read More

Under the direction of the Police Lieutenant or Police Captain, collect, collate, monitor, mine, analyze, disseminate, and evaluate crime and other data to discover developing trends, patterns, and changes in actual or potential criminal activity, using mapping and other analytical software; create detailed reports that will be utilized to make strategic decisions, contain risk, and direct resources to specific target areas. Read More

Plan, organize, direct, and review the activities of an assigned shift of police officers responsible for the protection of life and property within the District. Prepare special reports; perform special projects and tasks as assigned; and perform related duties as assigned. Read More

Performs the normal functions that are consistent with the school police authority as authorized in section 830.32 of the California Penal Code and 39670 et seq. of the Education code on an assigned campus or large geographical area of the school district to protect life and property. May respond to alarms and other calls for service, and performs a variety of noncomplex criminal investigations and protective service duties; responsible for completing crime and information reports; makes arrests as required by law; and may perform other related work as assigned. Read More

Police Officer Trainee is an entry-level, non-sworn training position in the Police Department. Incumbents are assigned to the POST Basic Academy and must satisfactorily pass all of the requirements that lead to the possession of the Basic Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) Academy Certificate before becoming candidates for the sworn position of Police Officer I. Assignment to this classification is temporary. Read More

Plan, coordinate, assign, and direct the work of the police department program for the District to provide protection of life and property, enforcement of all pertinent laws and regulations of the city, county, state and the school district; and perform related duties as assigned. Read More

Perform routine and emergency requests from the public, school officials and students for police, fire and emergency medical services and dispatches required personnel. Take incoming calls and dispatches al police, fire and emergency medical and related services. Enter all information in written or computer-based-call format, logs and fills out call cards during manual mode or operations; transfers or refers calls to other emergency services, maintains radio contact with mobile and portable units, receives reports form mobile units, and maintains radio teletype and data terminal equipment as necessary; maintains records of radio calls, types reports and other material as directed, processes police reports, records and transmits department, district and State statistical information on crimes occurring on all district property and perform other duties as assigned. Read More

Under general direction of the Police Chief, plans, schedules, organizes, supervises, reviews and evaluates the activities of the Stockton Unified School District Police Department (SUSDPD) through subordinate levels of supervision; trains sworn staff and provides for their professional development; develops and implements departmental operational programs; provides administrative and budgetary support to the Police Chief and acts for the Chief on a relief or as assigned basis. Read More

Under general supervision, the Fingerprint Technician takes fingerprints using Live Scan System or inked impressions. Essential functions include individuals; taking palm prints; interviewing individuals; documenting demographic and other vital information; classifying fingerprints; searching fingerprints
using Automated Fingerprint Identification System; assigning tracking numbers; taking photographs of individuals; checking names of individuals fingerprinted and photographed on computer database; transmitting fingerprint and other identification information to Department of Justice; reviewing incoming data sheets; interacting with other law enforcement agencies; and typing correspondence and forms. Read More

The Community Service Officer (CSO’s) position is responsible for providing exemplary community focused services. A Community Service Officer will gain comprehensive knowledge of crime prevention, community events, traffic control, department procedures the role and responsibilities of a police department to their community. This position will provide an opportunity to establish a CTE pathway for young adults to pursue a law enforcement or police dispatch career. Read More

Coordinate and administer the police department program for the District; plan, organize and evaluate the District Police Department; provide instruction and training for subordinates; establish liaison with law enforcement agencies and other public and private agencies; ensure the enforcement of all pertinent laws and regulations of the city, county, state and school district for the protection of persons and property; to perform related duties as assigned. Read More

Performs the normal functions that are consistent with the school police authority as authorized in section 830.32 of the California Penal Code, and 39670 et seq. of the Education Code. This is a journey-level police officer position which may be assigned to a specific functional area (e.g., investigations) or geographical area of the school district to protect life and property; may serve as a lead with oversight responsibilities for one or more employees working on a project, limited timeframe, or a specific assignment basis; or may respond to alarms and other calls for service; and performs a variety of complex criminal investigations and protective service duties; responsible for completing crime and information reports; makes arrests as required by law; and may perform other related work as assigned. This position may have a working title designated as “detective” or “corporal” at the discretion of the Chief of Police. Read More