School Resource Officer (DCJS L.E. Certified)

Fredericksburg, VA
Part Time
Police Department
Experienced
School Resource Officer
(DCJS L.E. Certified)
CITY OF FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA
Building Trust. Inspiring Futures.
Hiring Range: $30.77/hour - $46.11/hour DOQ

Part-Time | 24 Hours/Week

Start a Stable, Essential Career Serving Your Community!

What You’ll Do
The Fredericksburg Police Department is accepting applications for the position of School Resource Officer.  The School Resource Officer (SRO) position is responsible for the prevention, detection, investigation, and prosecution of criminal violations that happen on Fredericksburg City School property or events. Work assignments may consist of:
 
Law Enforcement and Safety
As the primary point of contact for handling all calls for service from the school, you will be responsible for coordinating the response of other police resources. Ensuring the safety of school administrators during incidents involving weapons, controlled substances, or risky student behavior is a key duty. You will also provide information on crimes or leads to the appropriate investigative units and stay informed about investigations involving students from the assigned school.
Liaison and Communication
Provide valuable information to students and school personnel on matters related to law enforcement. Your role requires strict adherence to the guidelines outlined in the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Fredericksburg City Public Schools. Additionally, you will stay informed about situations where other law enforcement units have rendered services to the school, ensuring seamless communication and collaboration.
Threat Assessment and Crime Prevention
Play a key role in monitoring students identified as subjects of concern. Your expertise in crime prevention will be instrumental in creating a safer school environment. Additionally, you will collaborate closely with school administrators to address issues related to school crime and disorder, working in conjunction with other City departments and community resources to implement effective solutions.
Community Engagement and Support
Assist in problem-solving to address school crime in collaboration with community members. Your role will also involve promoting and enriching the lives of youth through law-related teaching and mentoring. It is essential to respect and work effectively with youth, parents, teachers, and school administrators from diverse backgrounds and cultures to create a supportive and inclusive environment.

Why Join Our Team?

A Career with Purpose
Join a dynamic team where collaboration, creativity, and professional growth are valued, and where you can make a meaningful impact every day.

Minimum Qualifications

  • VA DCJS Certified law enforcement officer.

  • No more than two moving violations within previous 24 months.
  • No current or previous revocations of suspension of license within previous 60 months due to a moving violation.
  • Undergo a background investigation including fingerprint-based criminal history records inquiries to both the CCRE and FBI.
  • Undergo a physical examination, subsequent to a conditional offer of employment.
  • Polygraph Examination.
  • Must complete Lawfit® course in 1 minute 36 seconds.
BE PART OF SOMETHING ESSENTIAL
This is more than a job. It is an opportunity to build a stable, rewarding career while serving the residents and businesses of Fredericksburg. Join a knowledgeable, dedicated team that values accuracy, fairness, collaboration, public service, and committed to the City’s Core Values

Apply online: www.fredericksburgva.gov/careers

The position will remain open until filled.

Questions? Please contact:
 Sergeant Adrian Velasco
540-654-5716
[email protected]
Email correspondence is preferred.


The City of Fredericksburg is an Equal Opportunity Employer. The City provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants and prohibits discrimination and harassment based on any characteristic protected by federal, state, or local law.
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