Community Relations Officer (CRO)

On Site Full TimeSouth Carolina, United StatesSouth Carolina Region

Role Overview

This Community Relations Officer (CRO) position serves Troop 5, providing facts and information to the public/media concerning traffic collisions, safety programs, and activities. The CRO patrols and enforces South Carolina motor vehicle laws, investigates collisions, and prepares cases for court. The CRO also provides guidance and direction to State Troopers and actively recruits qualified applicants for employment.

What You Will Do

The CRO will maintain awareness of ongoing enforcement/safety programs, represent the troop in the public/media arena, and plan and carry out programs to educate the public about traffic safety and the agency’s mission and goals. The CRO will also conduct research, compile data spreadsheets, and enforce all vehicle laws and other criminal laws.

Why It Might Be a Fit

The CRO should possess an in-depth knowledge of traffic and general law enforcement duties, as well as the ability to deal firmly but courteously with the general public and react quickly and calmly in emergency situations.

Requirements

  • A high school diploma
  • Experience performing patrol or investigative duties with a public law enforcement agency
  • At least 3 years of certified law enforcement service time
  • Hold the rank of SCHP Senior Trooper, Lance Corporal, or Master Trooper
  • South Carolina Class I Law Enforcement Officer certification

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