How much does an animal control officer make an hour?

How much money does a Florida police officer make an hour?

13 dollars an/hour. off duty officer working a special event will make 15 dollars an/hour

How much does a conservation officer make an hour in Indiana?

$90.00 a hour

How much money does a animal cop make?

The salary for an animal control officer can vary depending on factors such as location, experience, and organization. On average, animal control officers in the United States earn between $30,000 to $50,000 per year.

How much does a Police Officer make an hour in Polk County FL?

13$ an hour

Can ACO enter your property to get a dog that someone reported out?

An Animal Control Officer has more rights to invade your property than any other Law Enforcement Officer including the FBI. Sometimes if a Law Enforcement Officer wants to get into your home, he may get an Animal Control Officer to go in first if there is an animal in the home that is reportedly in need of assistance, or the animals life is endangered or, even if there may be a slight probability that an animal may be in the house and no one knows for sure... the Animal control Officer has been given the right to enter your home or property to check it out to make sure that no animals life's are endangered. That means that an ACO can enter your property to get a dog that someone has reported missing and.... that the officer 'BELIEVES' to be on your property. He must of course give a reasonable explanation as to why he BELIEVES that animal is on your property, and he doesn't have to have any ones permission.

How much does a loss prevention officer make at home depot an hour?

6 dollars an hour

How much does a conservation officer make in a year in Canada?

0.50$ an hour

How much does a police officer make in michigan?

30 to 50 dollars an hour

How much should a control electrician make per hour?

30.00 per hour

How much does an exotic animal veterinarian make an hour?

80 dollars

Community Animal Control Officers?

Most communities throughout the United States have a problem now and again with dogs and cats causing problems. Whether it be an abuse claim or a damage caused by a dog or cat, the animal control officer is granted authority under law to make arrests and write citations to the human owners and to take animals into custody for quarantine or protection. Most animal control officers do not function in a capacity to deal with issues involving wild game, but many officers in rural areas are authorized to handle issues of law concerning livestock. It is tough to imagine anyone who would abuse an animal, but the abuse is not confined to just dogs and cats. Any pet and livestock may be physically abused in any number of ways from severe beatings to being kept in unsanitary or dangerous conditions, as well as not having food or water provided to them. Some animal control officers have expanded police powers in larger urban environments to the point of being provided firearms for their own protection. Some animal control officers have vehicles outfitted similar to police cruisers that are equipped to detain both animal and human offenders who violate the local jurisdictions animal laws. The carrying of firearms is new to the animal control officer and has become a necessity more for the human offenders they encounter rather than the other animal species they deal with on a day to day basis. Animal control officers of big cities typically wear a uniform that looks very much like a regular police officer’s uniform though they are charged with keeping the animal laws and not the other criminal and traffic laws. Smaller communities may subcontract the private services of a business that provides animal control services. The smaller communities may have the provider of the services sworn as a public service officer in order to be granted arrest and citation issuing powers. Non-sworn officers in charge of animal control would need to have a police officer make arrests or issue citations. The need for animal control services in communities grows as the population grows. The cause of most issues needing an officer to respond are the fault of negligent or irresponsible owners rather than being the fault of the animal itself.

How much does a loss prevention officer make an hour?

DOE $11.00-$13.00/hr in Tacoma, Wa