Investigations Division Lieutenant

The Investigations Lieutenant serves as the head of the Investigations Division, consisting of General Investigations, Narcotics, and Internet Crimes Against Children. The Investigations Lieutenant oversees reporting, investigative processes, and prosecution preparation for all major cases within the Department. In addition to supervising the Division, the Investigations Lieutenant also acts as a liaison to other Divisions within the Department to coordinate responses to major incidents and serious crimes. The Investigations Lieutenant is also a representative to the community at large for the Department and will work to educate the public and maintain accountability to citizens at large. The Investigations Lieutenant works with limited direct supervision by the Major of Operations and must be self-motivated, self-aware, and able to independently identify and address issues related to the Division and the Department. The Investigations Lieutenant will be responsible for overseeing major crimes investigations as well as assisting staff with case work and evidence collection. In addition, the Investigations Lieutenant will monitor crime trends and prepare reports on those trends and investigation statistics to command staff. The Investigations Lieutenant will also request and provide support to other Divisions or agencies as needed to report, investigate, and prosecute major crimes and assist with other Department operations. Another focus of the position will be oversight of staff training and development. The Investigations Lieutenant will identify, schedule, and facilitate training for all investigations personnel. The position may also serve to assist in training new investigators as needed. The Investigations Lieutenant may assist with emergency callouts on major cases as well as serving as the on-call investigator when schedules require. The Investigations Lieutenant will primarily work a dayshift schedule; however, considerable flexibility in scheduling will be required to meet the demands of emergency call outs and major investigations. Salary $74,580. Salary is negotiable based on experience and training. Employee will serve a six-month probationary period. Special Requirements Possession of an appropriate driver's license valid in the State of North Carolina. Possession of a Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET) certificate. Must meet and maintain all minimum training and experience requirements for this position established by the Department and the State of North Carolina. Ability to work independently, communicate effectively, and establish positive working relationships with members of the Department and community. At least five years of full-time sworn law enforcement experience with two years of investigations experience and some supervisory experience preferred. Ability to plan, manage, and facilitate responses to major incidents and crimes. Strong interpersonal, communication, and problem-solving skills. Demonstrated ability investigate major crimes and to supervise other officers. To apply, please fill out the Town of Boone Police Officer Career Application. Be sure to include BOTH a resume and cover letter. If you prefer a hard copy, please fill out the Town of Boone Police Employment Application (PDF) (please include a cover letter and a resume) and Email Sergeant Dennis O'Neal the complete application and additional materials. You may also return these items to the Boone Police Department, 1500 Blowing Rock Road, Boone, NC 28607. TOB is an EOE. Loading