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SPECIALTY
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What
are the reserves? |
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The reserve organization provides supplemental
personnel for routine law enforcement activities, broadens the
capabilities of the Sheriff's Office to handle unusual events
and emergencies, enhances public service and garners citizen
support and understanding of the Sheriff's Office function through
citizen involvement. The Sheriff's Office reserve unit increases
citizen involvement in law enforcement by their participation
in Sheriff's Office activities. |
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What is required to become
a reserve? |
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To become a reserve, you must apply. The minimum
qualifications to become a reserve are the same as a full-time
sworn deputy. The
hiring process is also the same. |
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What do the reserves do? |
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Reserves are required to complete a reserve academy
and field training in a timely fashion. Reserves are futher
expected to attend monthly reserve meetings, participate in
decision making, and fulfill the monthly obligation of 20 hours
of volunteer time a month. Reserves can complete this requirement
by attending meetings, trainings, patrol work, or special events
work. |
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I want more information |
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For more information, contact Deputy Fairchild at 541-967-3950,
or at cfairchild@le.linn.or.us. |
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