Reporting to the Snr Peace Officer / Program Manager, the Community Peace Officer will be responsible to provide awareness and enforcement of Municipal District Bylaws and Provincial Statutes.Specific Accountabilities Community Peace Officer Participates in the enforcement of the following legislation:Municipal District BylawsTraffic Safety ActEnvironmental Protection and Enhancement Act, Part 9, Division 2Highway Development and Protection ActDangerous Dogs ActGaming and Liquor ActPetty Trespass ActTrespass to Premises ActTobacco, Smoking and Vaping Reduction ActAll other Acts and Regulations as appointedMakes lawful and reasonable, use of powers afforded the position and maintains a constant awareness of the problems and risks associated with the discretionary use of such powers.Patrols rural road, provincial highways, and communities to prevent and detect offences; issues warning and violation ticket where necessaryResponds to inquiries, complaints, or requests for assistance from M.D. residents in a timely manner.Enforces load restriction orders, road bans, and Road Use Agreement conditions.Prepares court briefs and presents evidence in court as required.Performs animal control as needed. Priority is to be assigned to dog control, especially when situations of aggressive dogs,



or strange behavior and/or danger to public safety are identified.Enforces all MD bylaws as needed.Maintains a current status with respect to changes in legislation and regulations pertaining to the position.Maintain an effective working relationship with all local enforcement agencies and participating in joint projects when beneficial and approved.This position includes working weekends and other unsociable hours on a, as needed basis.This position includes a “on call” expectation, on a, as needed basis.Will perform other duties as required.Education and CertificationsHigh school diploma – RequiredValid Alberta Class 5 Driver’s License (as a minimum) – RequiredSuccessful completion of the Physical Abilities Requirement Evaluation (PARE) – RequiredSuccessful completion of the Community Peace Officer Induction Course or training equivalent – RequiredBe eligible for Community Peace Officer Level 1 appointment under the Government of Alberta Peace Officer Program – RequiredPossess valid Possession and Acquisition License (PAL) – RequiredStandard First Aid and CPR - AssetAbilities and ExperienceNo criminal record and not a subject of criminal investigation – RequiredProficiency with computers and Microsoft Office programs, with the ability to independently create and edit a variety of documents and spreadsheets – RequiredExperience in policy development and working with elected officials – AssetExperience with GIS systems – AssetExcellent social, communication, and relationship management skills – RequiredAbility to work well under pressure, individually and as part of a team – RequiredSalary Range: $44.72 - $58.85 per hour, dependent on qualifications and experience.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Peace Officer - C$44.7 - C$58.9 An Hour (Calgary)
🏢 Municipal District
📍 Calgary