Support citizen safety with Selkirk First Nation as a Community Safety Officer, using proactive patrols and effective conflict resolution. Build visible, trusted connections across the traditional territory.

Reporting to the Community Safety Manager, the Community Safety Officer maintains day-to-day safety for SFN Citizens, Community Members, and employees. The position develops positive relationships, provides referrals, delivers public presentations, and responds to minor incidents. It also supports external partners and stakeholders through reliable points of contact.

Key Responsibilities:

- Patrol and monitor premises and personnel across the traditional territory
- Provide visible, skilled contact for citizens and community members
- Develop trust with citizens, partners, and stakeholders




- Respond to minor incidents through support and intervention
- Deliver public presentations and provide external referrals

Requirements:

- Grade 12, GED, or equivalent education
- Experience working in a First Nation community
- Knowledge of Aboriginal Peoples history with formal justice systems
- Effective conflict resolution, counselling, and mediation skills
- Class 5 licence, acceptable abstract, and physical capacity

Apply community safety, relationship building, and incident response skills while serving Selkirk First Nation citizens and partners.

📌 Community Safety Officer Selkirk First Nation
🏢 Selkirk First Nation
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