The Exchange Patrol is now accepting full-time / permanent applications.
We are seeking a dedicated, personable Community Foot Patrol to join our team.
Program Summary
The Community Foot Patrol is responsible for providing a street level, uniformed presence in the Exchange District which offers a variety of assistance to users of the area. The Community Foot Patrol will liaise with the BIZ membership and other related organizations such as the Winnipeg Police Service on safety matters pertaining to the Exchange District. The Community Foot Patrol reports to the Operations Manager and works closely with the Program’s volunteer personnel as well as other full-time and seasonal staff.
Job Summary
The Community Foot Patrol will:
• Have successfully complete the Exchange District BIZ Foot Patrol training program
• Have sound knowledge of the BIZ safety program policies, goals and objectives
• Have in-depth knowledge and complete familiarity with downtown and Exchange District safety issues and trends
• Become familiar with other established patrol programs and related service agencies
• Liaise with the Winnipeg Police Service on safety issues
• Provide effective community relations with BIZ members and the general public
• Perform data collection, note-taking and create status and incident reports
• Help to maintain accurate filing and administration related to the foot patrol program
• Help to maintain good working condition of foot patrol equipment, uniforms and supplies
• Help to maintain a clean and organized office environment
• Assist with district cleanliness and graffiti removal operations from time to time
• In consultation with the Operations Manager, make recommendations and suggestions on program improvement
• Perform other duties as required
Skills & Qualifications
• The Community Foot Patrol will be punctual, organized and have the ability to work effectively in a team environment.
• Knowledge of the principles of community policing and problem-solving skills is required.
• Must be physically able to meet the requirements of patrolling on foot
• Must possess a valid certificate in First Aid.
• Prior experience with note-taking, non-conflict resolution and by-laws pertaining to public nuisance and powers of arrest is considered an asset.
• An educational background in justice or law enforcement is also considered an asset.
• The Community Foot Patrol will also ensure a commitment to professional customer service and the flexibility to work evenings and weekends.
• This is an ideal position for a person planning to work in policing or another career related to law enforcement.
Education: Minimum Grade 12 or equivalency required.
Classification: Full-time/permanent.
Starting wage: $13.00 / hour starting salary plus benefits after 3 months
Please forward your resume, cover letter and three references to:
Derek Manaigre
Operations Manager
Exchange District BIZ
2nd floor, 133 Albert Street
Winnipeg, MB R3B 1G6
Phone: 942.3059
Fax: 943.8741
E-mail: info@exchangedistrict.org
Application Deadline:
February 13th, 2012 at 12:00 noon
The Exchange Patrol is accepting volunteer applications.
Click here to download a volunteer application form.
The Exchange Patrol program was created to help provide a safe and friendly environment for everyone in the district. Members of our Exchange Patrol are always at your service. Whether you need a safewalk to your car or bus stop, directions around the area or to report an issue of concern, Exchange Patrols are easily identified in their black and yellow uniforms. Their constant, dependable and uniformed presence sends a positive message to merchants, citizens, and tourists that the Exchange District is a welcoming destination where safety is valued. Patrols address issues such as panhandling, litter and nuisance behaviour, and they are trained in mediation, conflict resolution and first aid. The Exchange Patrols act as eyes and ears for the Winnipeg Police Service, and as the street-level ambassadors for the Exchange District National Historic Site.
Patrol Hours:
Patrol hours are generally from
Monday to Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Contact Numbers:
Patrol 204.791.3161
Police Non-Emergency 204.986.6222
How Can I Get Involved?
To learn more about how you can get involved, as either a volunteer or a full-time Exchange Patrol, please call the BIZ office at (204) 942-3059.
Volunteer Positions
The Exchange Patrol program offers volunteers flexible hours and the opportunity to gain valuable skills and experience for anyone currently pursuing, or considering pursuing, a career in law enforcement. Volunteers must commit to a minimum of one 4 hour shift per week.
”I would recommend volunteering with the Exchange District BIZ… It is a great opportunity to learn new skills and gain an insight into careers in law enforcement and emergency services. There are also many festivals throughout the year, such as the Fringe Festival, that are a lot of fun to be around!”
- Sheena, Exchange Patrol
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