Conduct routine and targeted patrols to enforce laws and ensure public safety. Respond to emergency calls, crimes in progress, accidents, and disturbances. Oversee and assist with arrests, searches, interrogations, and evidence collection. Provide backup and tactical support during critical incidents. Ensure compliance with state and federal laws, department policies, and procedural guidelines. Mentor and assist new officers, field training officers (FTOs), and specialized unit members. Provide on-the-job training in de-escalation, defensive tactics, and investigative techniques. Monitor officer performance and provide coaching to enhance efficiency and effectiveness. Assist with roll call briefings, operational debriefings, and tactical response planning. Act as a liaison between officers and command staff, ensuring clear communication. Lead response efforts for high-risk situations, including active crimes, pursuits, and major incidents. Secure and maintain crime scenes, ensuring proper documentation and evidence handling. Assist in coordinating emergency response efforts with other agencies and first responders. Serve as an acting supervisor in the absence of a Sergeant or higher-ranking officer. Participate in crime prevention programs, outreach initiatives, and public safety education. Mediate community disputes and provide conflict resolution strategies. Represent the agency at public meetings, school programs, and local events. Review and complete incident reports, arrest documents, and use-of-force reports. Assist in maintaining department records, case files, and operational reports. Conduct preliminary investigations into complaints, officer conduct, and internal issues. Ensure compliance with legal standards, policies, and department procedures.