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Careers

Students practicing law enforcement

Uniformed officers

Responsible for protecting the life and property of the general public and targeting crime. They are also responsible for enforcing the local, state or federal laws and regulations. Everyday duties of police officers include patrolling their assigned areas, directing traffic, responding to emergency calls, investigating accidents, issuing out arrest warrants and apprehending suspects as well as doing all the necessary paperwork such as writing detailed reports.

Sheriffs and deputy sheriff

Responsible for maintaining general law and order, usually in unincorporated districts and counties. They may also be responsible for patrolling courthouses, guarding courts and safely escorting defendants among their everyday duties.

Investigators

Responsible for analyzing criminal cases and gathering related facts and evidence. Detectives usually specialize in one particular area of crime investigation such as fraud or homicide. They are usually assigned work on a rotating basis and continue with their case until an arrest or a trial verdict is reached or until the case is dropped.

 

Placement Statistics Peace Officer & Public Safety

Program2022202120202019
Criminal Justice Transfer Pathway AS6/100.0%1/0.0%
Law Enforcement AAS17/80.0%
Law Enforcement Transfer Pathway AS3/0.0%
Peace Officer AAS6/100.0%11/100.0%12/83.3%
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