The Police Alarm Office issues alarm permits to residents and businesses.
Details include answering phones and providing customer service regarding the City's Alarm Program; preparing outgoing mail by inserting documents in envelopes; Filing documents
and pulling expired permits for storage; Operating a personal computer for purpose of light data entry and typing.
Skills required: Ability to interact with the public via telephone; operate a copy machine; basic typing skills (knowledge of Microsoft Office helpful).
Be an intriquite part of community based policing by driving strategic patrols within your policing district with a Citizens Patrol city owned vehicle.
Be the "Ambasador" of your neighborhood and partner with us by patrolling and reporting suspicious and criminal activity directly to your police patrol personnel.
Volunteer will work at the Police Front Desk at the East police station (2001 New York Ave) along with a uniformed police officer. The volunteer answers phone calls and greet visitors arriving at the police station. Volunteers
recieve relevant training prior to assignment. Background check required.
Volunteer will perform general clerical duties including sorting, filing, scanning, copying, and shredding functions.
Candidates must have the ability to lift and carry up to 10 lbs. Background check required.
This volunteer position will require an interview with the Office assistant and office coordinator.
Due to the high volume of people in the Entertainment District volunteers are being asked to assist in viewing the CCTV's for suspicious behavior. Must be qualified to volunteer.
EDTU is seeking volunteers to man the skywatch towers during the holiday season. The location of this assisgnment will primarily be in the Lincoln Square shopping center area. Volunteers are asked to volunteer on the dates
requested but the times listed are flexible and will be worked around the volunteers schedule. Times that are preferred are 10am to 2pm and 2pm to 6pm daily. Background check required.
The Arlington Police Department needs volunteers in Central, who would operate the door system computers to open and close the sally port doors, along with the doors leading from the sally port into the booking area. The Central volunteers would be responsible
to ensure officers are not bringing weapons into the jail. This volunteer could remove bond information from the fax machine, make copies for officers, and perform other minor tasks. This process will allow the bond clerks to focus on other tasks in their
area. Volunteers are also needed to assist in Jail Work Out to build case packets. This would free up valuable time for JWO Investigators to file and process cases.
Volunteers will not work on the jail floor or have any contact with inmates. They would only work in the secure central control room or the JWO office.
The Arlington Police Department needs volunteers in Jail Workout to build and edit Case Packets. The volunteer will pull the rap sheets from the State and validate and verify all data to ensure that the informamation is all correct and up-to-date. The
packet will then be assigned to a detective to submit to the D.A.'s office.
Volunteers will not work on the jail floor or have any contact with inmates. They would only work in the secure central control room or the JWO office
Shifts are Monday through Friday beginning at 6 or 7pm for 2 to 3 hours. You will be monitoring the Milestone cameras at the North Front Desk and reporting suspicious activity to the Front Desk Officer on duty. You do not need
CCTV nor Front Desk training as you will only be monitoring the cameras.
The Arlington Police Dept provides security for the Arlington Municipal Court and other city government offices
in the eight stories of the Municipal Office Tower. This volunteer will work in the main lobby during peak traffic flow times, answering questions regarding the locations of various city offices and other general city related questions. This volunteer must
work well with the public, be a people person and enjoy assisting others. Interview required.
Collecting used batteries from the collections bins located at each district, the Training Center as well as a larger bin in the Quartermaster’s Office in the North District Building. The batteries will be transported to the City Recycling Coordinator on
the second floor of City Hall. Future tasks will include expansion of the program and ensuring that all PD batteries are recycled by increasing number of collection bins, and enhancing awareness of the program by use of posters, etc. Volunteer will use his
or her own vehicle for transporting the batteries to City Hall.
The volunteer must have experience and be able to utilize video and photography equipment. The volunteer will be allowed to shoot at events hosted by the Arlington
Police Department. Background check is required.
General office work to include contacting victims of financial crimes and merchants to obtain documentation of fraudulent activities. Entering self report forms into the PD's reporting system. Background in banking operations,
credit card processing and/or check clearing a plus but not required.
On Monday, November 26th, I will host a BMV detail from noon (1200hrs) to 2:00pm (1400hrs), and again from 4:00PM (1600hrs) to 6:00PM(1800hrs). Please meet me at the South Station no later than 1:30pm (1330hrs) for the first
detail, and no later than 3:30pm (1530hrs) for the second detail. If you can not make the meeting times, but still want to participate, just reply and let me know. Also, please kindly reply to this email and let me know which shift(s) you would like to volunteer
for if interested!!!! If you can not make Monday's details, do not fret, I will post another day for this upcoming week on Monday!
Assist Vice Unit with outreach to potential human trafficking victims as well as other sex workers. Volunteer will make contact with victims by responding to advertisements
in Backpages.com and other sex solicitation sites. May also be called upon to assist with other community outreach efforts like education and awareness programs as well as help with coordination of Human Trafficking Task Force activities.
AIM System: Extracted data details from employee commendations initiated by the chain of command, fellow officers or civilians to recognize outstanding performance or services will be entered into an internal APD database system (AIM). Training and
access for the AIM system will be provided by APD Internal Affairs Dept.
Volunteers will monitor scheduled events in the West Police Service Center Community Room and be available to act as an Ambassador and Liaison for the District.
Volunteer must display a friendly and welcoming attitude.
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