Community Peace Officer

Posted on: Mar 5, 2026

Posted by: Strathcona County

Summary

This posting is for up to 3 temporary full-time positions.

Are you a passionate and driven individual dedicated to educating and promoting public safety? If so, Strathcona County offers an exciting opportunity as a Community Peace Officer, where you can make a meaningful impact in the community you serve!

Community Peace Officers uphold municipal bylaws, the Traffic Safety Act, and a range of other provincial legislation. They conduct traffic enforcement, investigate public complaints, and ensure compliance with Strathcona County bylaws and applicable provincial statutes. The position includes issuing regulated penalties to individuals and businesses, preparing court documentation, and collaborating with internal County departments, the RCMP, external agencies, and local residents. Promoting community well‑being through engagement, education, and proactive problem‑solving is a central focus of the role.

Key Responsibilities

Key Responsibilities:

Preform traffic enforcement including the issuance of Immediate Roadside Sanctions for impaired driving.
Conduct safe and efficient road patrols throughout the County identifying infractions of County Bylaws and Provincial Statutes
Actively engage with the community through resident interactions and group involvement
Enforce the Alberta Traffic Safety Act, and other Provincial legislation pertaining to moving violations, parking, road usage, off highway and commercial vehicles
Thoroughly investigate all complaints to ascertain validity and take appropriate action to bring an equitable solution of compliance or enforcement
Compile evidence and documentation for presentation in court in an accurate, professional and unbiased manner
Provide assistance to community residents, RCMP, County departments, and community stakeholders relative to bylaws, traffic safety, and community standards
Carry out safe work practices and adhere to other work-related and safety regulations

Requirements

Qualifications and Skills:

Post secondary education in Law Enforcement/Security or related field preferred plus 5 years related experience; equivalent combinations of education and experience may be considered
Experience utilizing a variety of enforcement tools (dog poles, two-way radios, radar, laser, OC spray, baton, hand cuffs), problem solving, operation of emergency vehicles or equipment, innovative investigation techniques, and conducting inquiries in an administrative and regulatory environment
Knowledge of the court system, including documentation, presentation, and testimony
Knowledge of Strathcona County Bylaws, the Alberta Traffic Safety Act, and related Regulations and Provincial Statutes is considered an asset
Strong animal apprehension handling skills are considered an asset
Excellent interpersonal and relationship building skills, with the ability to work both independently and in a team environment
Ability to demonstrate and interpret appropriate verbal and non-verbal communication
Strong written skills in the preparation of documents, reports, projects and the maintenance of records
Strong critical thinking, conflict management and de-escalation skills, with the ability to work under pressure
Excellent analytical skills including the expertise to research open source and social media data
Ability to collaborate with integrity, deliver service excellence, and embrace diversity and inclusiveness within the community
Strong commitment to Strathcona County’s Corporate Values, professionalism, and community engagement
Demonstrated proficiency in SharePoint, Microsoft Office suite and related software and computer equipment

Conditions of Employment:

Possess or ability to acquire Community Peace Officer Level 1 appointment
Successfully complete the Field Training Program
Complete all required training to preform duties as a Community Peace Officer Level 1
Must be able to obtain or provide proof of successful completion of the Physical Abilities Readiness Evaluation (P.A.R.E.) physical standard test (with a completed time below 4 minutes and 45 seconds)
Currently possess or ability to acquire RCMP Enhanced Reliability Security Clearance
Valid Alberta Class 5 Driver’s license and submission of a 5-year Driver’s Abstract with less than 7 demerits
First Aid and CPR Certification
Must be able to wear a full-face respirator while on duty
Shift work is a requirement working days, evenings, nights, weekends, and statutory holidays

Job Type

Full Time Temporary

Employer Contact

No employer contact listed.

Salary Range

$40.92 - $51.17/hour

Closing Date

March 24, 2026

Posting ID: 37386

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