Community Services Officer Bylaw Enforcement (British Columbia)

Community Services Officer Bylaw Enforcement (British Columbia)

30 Oct
|
Kamloops
|
British Columbia

30 Oct

Kamloops

British Columbia

Enforce municipal bylaws and investigate complaints as a permanent, full-time Community Services Officer I with the City of Kamloops. Work 12-hour shifts on a 4-on, 4-off rotation while serving the community.
The City of Kamloops is seeking Community Services Officer I's for a dynamic role supporting a safe, livable community. You will educate the public, provide enforcement and security, address complaints, and perform duties safely, confidentially, professionally, and empathetically. This position involves enforcing various City of Kamloops regulatory bylaws.
Key Responsibilities: Educate the public about municipal bylaws and requirements
Enforce various City of Kamloops regulatory bylaws
Investigate complaints using qualified and empathetic approaches




Provide enforcement and security within the community
Address community complaints safely and confidentially
Requirements: Completion of senior secondary school or equivalent
Justice Institute Level I and II Bylaw Enforcement Certificate
Basic Word and Excel proficiency demonstrated through testing
Valid Occupational First Aid Level 1 certificate
Valid Class 5 Driver's Licence
Bring bylaw enforcement, complaint investigation, and public education skills to the City of Kamloops Community Services team.

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📌 Community Services Officer Bylaw Enforcement (British Columbia)
🏢 Kamloops
📍 British Columbia

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