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Support
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The
clerical support staff for the Sheriff’s Department
consists of five full-time Records Clerks, and two
part-time Records Clerks. These employees perform a
variety of duties for every division of this Department.
Duties include:
Process citations and warrants, handle the main phone
line and reception duties, perform records checks,
submit accident reports to the State of Wisconsin, type
and prepare various documents for police incidents,
re-straining orders and injunctions, process incoming
and out-going mail for the Jail Division, and staffing
of the Black Creek Satellite office part-time.
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Undersheriff
Roger J. Price |
Captain
Michael Jobe
Law Enforcement Division |
Captain David Kiesner
Corrections Division |
The Sheriff’s Department Administrative staff consists
of the Sheriff, Undersheriff, Corrections Division
Captain, Patrol Division Captain and four Lieutenants.
The Sheriff and his staff are responsible for the
direction and management of the 213 full-time and 15
part-time department employees providing law enforcement
services to Outagamie County in a dynamic and
ever-changing environment. The administrative staff
works closely together in dealing with daily operations
and issues that affect the department.
The Sheriff’s Administrative Assistant provides support
to the administrative staff, as well as supervising one
Departmental Secretary, one part-time and five full-time
Records Clerks, and one MIS Coordinator.
The Administrative staff also works with the
department’s Accounts Manager to develop and administer
the annual budget. Revenues and expenditures are closely
monitored to provide the highest quality and level of
service in the most proficient manner.
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Continuing Education |
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All divisions are
currently trained in CPR, Automated External
Defibrillators (AED), and Blood Borne Pathogens.
Officers and employees in all divisions attended
in-service training in their respective areas of
responsibilities as well as specialized training.
Amount of time spent in specialized training in 2007 by
division was as follows (in Hours)
Administration - 306
Communications - 1,838
Corrections - 5,540
Law Enforcement – 7,125
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The Sheriff’s Department
Secretary is responsible for coordinating and
maintaining department training records. All Sheriff’s
Department employees are trained to meet the
requirements of the State, as well as for the challenges
of our changing world.
Basic Certification
training for Telecommunicators is 40 hours, with an
additional 24 hours of training required for
certification in Emergency Medical Dispatch (EMD). The
recruit academy for Correctional Officers is a 120-hour
program. The Deputy Sheriff’s basic training is a
520-hour program. |
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