Pinal County is looking for dedicated volunteers to serve as Citizens on Patrol within the Sheriff's Office. This non-compensated position supports law enforcement through active community presence, observation, and reporting.

What You'll Do

Perform active neighborhood patrols.
Patrol as a one or two-person unit as assigned.
Provide traffic control as necessary.
Transport victims, witnesses, or citizens as needed.
Assist in Agency Response and large-scale emergency or disaster situations as requested.
Create a visible presence to deter crime.
Observe, record, and report suspicious activities.
Assure personal and public safety at all times.
Maintain monthly online time records.
Participate in fairs, educational opportunities, community events, fundraisers, public relations, recruitment efforts, and partnerships with other agencies as approved.
Maintain absolute confidentiality of work-related issues, customer records, and restricted County information.

What We're Looking For

High School Diploma or G.E.D.
Minimum of twenty-one (21) years of age.
United States citizen or legal resident.
Possess a valid Driver's License.
Have transportation to and from the post of duty.
Possess proof of current auto insurance at all times.
Successfully pass and complete background examination and Truth Verification technology.
Complete oral interviews.
Submit certified driving record.
Complete COP Academy.
Minimum commitment of 16 hours per month for 1 year.

Team & Environment

You will serve under the supervision of the COP Unit Manager, COP Program Director, and PCSO area commander. We cultivate a positive work environment, communicate effectively, and work collaboratively to support County goals.