Municipal Security

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Municipal Security is responsible for responding to security situations and alarm calls, assessing any problems and bringing about a resolution, manning a visitors' desk to prevent unauthorized access to restricted areas, answering routine inquiries, logging entries, directing visitors to appropriate areas, escorting personnel from buildings after normal business hours, and performing security checks.

A Municipal Security Officer corrects infractions through verbal warning, expelling unruly persons, and detaining more serious offenders until the proper authorities arrive. The Municipal Security Team receives training both on the job and in a classroom setting via a thorough, detailed training program. 

Mission Statement

The Municipal Security Unit is proactive in deterring crime and initiating or enhancing security programs and philosophies.  This is accomplished by using a blend of technology and qualified security personnel to protect the City of Mesa's assets.

Vision

To protect the city of Mesa's assets: employees, property and information by providing a visible security presence to promote a safe environment.

Assignments

Municipal Security Officers work a multitude of different assignments with varying days off. Some of the areas of the City where officers may be assigned:

  • Hohokam Park
  • City Council Chambers
  • Mesa City Court
  • Public Libraries
  • Arizona Museum of Natural History (formerly the Mesa Southwest Museum)
  • Communications Center

 

Positions, when open, will be posted on the City of Mesa Jobs page.