Civilian Reserve/Volunteer

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arizona department of public safetyScottsdale (AZ)

Protective Service Workers, All Other Other General Government Support

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About the role

Volunteer Opportunities We offer many opportunities for citizens to help make our state an even better place to live. Consider sharing your most precious gift -- your time. Whatever you can spare, a few hours a week, or several hours a day, we need your help! Civilian volunteers provide technical and administrative support in a wide variety of areas. This is a volunteer position and is unpaid. Select APPLY to complete a generic application. See job titles below for information about the volunteer opportunities.

Essential Functions: NOTE: All volunteers must successfully complete an interview, background investigation, a polygraph examination, and a drug-screening. See minimum requirements for specific volunteer descriptions below. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Required Volunteer duties may vary depending on your interest and desired level of involvement. The Department of Public Safety offers a broad range of volunteer opportunities, including but not limited to: Chaplain (Download PDF reader) (must meet minimum requirements)Office Assistant Volunteer Security Receptionist Marketing Specialist (web development)

Minimum Qualifications: Civilian reserves must be at least 18 years of age, residents of the state of Arizona, and citizens of the U.S.

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