Burbank Police Department (Illinois) jobs and careers

About Burbank Police Department (Illinois)

The Patrol Officer is the initial responder to the 15,000+ police service calls per year ranging from violent crime to house watches. The Patrol Division is further responsible for vehicle and pedestrian traffic, law enforcement, and crash investigation. In addition, utilizing crash data, officers monitor specific sites with high crash rates, address traffic-related complaints (speeding, traffic light violations, etc.) and conduct selective enforcement in high pedestrian traffic areas such as schools and parks. The Patrol Division is staffed twenty-four hours a day and broken down into three primary patrol shifts or watches, with additional power cars and specialty cars assigned during peak hours to maximize coverage. Specialization Officers are selected and trained from the patrol ranks to supplement the overall operation of the Division. These sub units include the School Resource Officer, D.A.R.E., Evidence Technician Program, Field Training Officer Program, and Canine Program. Our average daily calls for service are consistent each day of the week, and our department’s peak hours of service calls are often between 3:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. A Patrol Lieutenant or Sergeant in the capacity of Watch Commander oversees the daily operations of the watches and is available to explain police operations and mediate citizen complaints or inquires. The Watch Commander can be reached by calling the Police Administrative Desk at (708) 924-7300.