POST Investigations Lieutenant

Post Investigations Lieutenant

The POST Investigations Lieutenant will oversee the Investigation Bureau for Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST). POST Investigations is responsible for investigating allegations of officer misconduct statewide. The qualified applicant will intake complaints, triage and assign cases to investigative sergeants, provide oversight for all aspects of investigations, and oversee notices and other legal processes. Additionally, the Investigations Lieutenant will advise the Director on matters related to policy, suggest administrative rule revisions, review processes, and collaborate with DPS legal counsel.

Requirements :

• Current LEO certification from Utah POST is required prior to a conditional offer being extended.
• At least 2 years of experience at a Sergeant level or above.
• A level III background investigation for those who are given a conditional offer (along with a polygraph, medical and psychological examination) are required for applicants who are not currently officers within DPS.
• A qualified candidate shall reside within 50 miles of the POST campus (410 West 9800 South, Sandy) or be willing to relocate, before starting in the position.

Preference may be given to candidates with :

Supplemental Information :

The State of Utah offers a total compensation package that consists of much more than your paycheck. Some of the generous benefits that the State of Utah provides are : 3 medical plans, 3 dental plans, 4 vision plans, 401K match, 104 hours of annual leave, 104 hours of sick leave, 11 paid holidays, free counseling & wellness benefits and much more. Competitive benefits that begin on DAY ONE OF EMPLOYMENT!

The Utah Department of Public Safety (DPS) is comprised of 11 divisions and bureaus that include the Utah Highway Patrol, the Division of Emergency Management, Driver License division, Statewide Information and Analysis Center (SIAC), State Bureau of Investigation (SBI), State Fire Marshal, Highway Safety Office, Communications, State Crime Lab, Bureau of Criminal Identification, and Peace Officers Standards and Training (POST). The DPS dive team, aero bureau, CERT team and Public Protection Unit (PPU) also fall under the Department of Public Safety. DPS is made up of more than 1,500 state employees who are stationed across Utah.