Temp Agent Jobs in Arizona (NOW HIRING)

The Special Agent is responsible for ensuring public safety is maintained by providing Arizona Liquor Law compliance training and enforcement, and conducting routine inspections of the 15,000 liquor-licensed businesses (Permanent/Temporary) statewide.

Through proper case management and law enforcement procedures, cases will be documented, and evidence will be obtained for criminal and/or administrative violations. Agents will work in an undercover capacity, utilizing surveillance techniques.

This will include conducting interviews of witnesses and confidential informants, utilizing physical and digital surveillance, preparing complex affidavits and search warrants, and testifying in hearings, grand jury, and court proceedings.

Agents will participate in the execution of search warrants and arrest warrants, and make arrests where appropriate. Special Agents will carry firearms pursuant to the DLCC policy.

Conduct criminal investigations into violations of the Liquor Law, State, and Federal laws. This may include, but is not limited to, writing comprehensive reports, reviewing regulatory, criminal, and financial documents, conducting interviews, participating in surveillance and undercover operations, securing evidence, and testifying at hearings and in court. Special Agents will prepare affidavits and participate in the execution of search warrants, arrest warrants, and make arrests when necessary. Much of the time will be spent in the field working in an enforcement capacity, necessitating proper Officer Safety Tactics. Conducts undercover police work as appropriate to the assignment. Operates an unmarked police vehicle; Special Agents may be required to travel statewide conducting investigations; this may be by automobile and/or air transport (or other means of transportation), and may require overnight or longer stays. Agents may also be asked to work nights, weekends, and holidays

The Special Agent initiates investigations, conducts routine liquor inspections, seizes and impounds evidence, and makes arrests. Devises an investigative plan. Develops criminal intelligence information. Detects and verifies administrative and criminal violations. Interview suspects and witnesses. Examines and analyzes records. Collects and preserves evidence and selects records and evidence. Writes search warrant affidavits. Conducts searches of records and property

Special Agents are responsible for creating, coordinating, and maintaining complex criminal Alcohol Violations files of investigations conducted by the Department, as well as reported criminal violations as received, in support of other law enforcement agency investigations, including Law Enforcement Agencies. The Special Agent is responsible for performing such duties, including those of a case file agent, undercover agent, or related investigative assignment, all with a minimal level of supervision

Provides liquor law training to local law enforcement agencies, and liquor law compliance training to liquor-licensed business owners and their staff

Knowledge:

Must possess considerable knowledge of AZ Title 4, Liquor Law

Statutes, rules, and agency guidance on Liquor Law and regulation

Proper case management and the ability to present the information intelligently in court proceedings

Must possess the experience and knowledge to recognize potential public safety issues in Restaurants/Bars,/Special Events with large populations

Must have the experience and knowledge to recognize potential threats and dangers that go with working in an undercover capacity

Must have the experience and knowledge of proper law enforcement procedures for conducting surveillance, undercover operations, and securing evidence properly to be presented in court

Skills:

Must possess basic computer skills and excellent writing skills to prepare comprehensive reports and affidavits pursuant to liquor laws

Must be capable of gathering facts, organizing, and comprehending information to make logical interpretations necessary to perform operational duties

Understand investigative techniques, possess interview skills, and be able to write factual, understandable, and complete reports

Abilities:

Establish clear priorities and manage other POST-certified officers

Review and apply complex Liquor and criminal statutes and requirements

Implement planned operations, assess their efficacy and efficiency, and summarize to a non-law enforcement audience

Work on multiple tasks and varying priorities

Work in both independent and collaborative settings

Be self-motivated and adapt to changing environments and new technologies

Identify inefficiencies and ineffective processes, determine options and improvements needed, and successfully guide the necessary changes

Specific training and experience in Title IV (Arizona Liquor Law) enforcement

5 years as an AZPOST-certified enforcement officer

Detective and case management experience

Must be certified (Active or Inactive) by the Arizona Peace Officer Standard and Training (AZPOST) board

Candidates for this position will be required to submit a complete AZPOST-approved statement of personal history and a background investigation that includes a polygraph and medical examination

Requires a criminal background (fingerprint) check in accordance with A.A.C. R2-5A-303

Must hold a valid Arizona driver's license

This position requires driving or the use of a vehicle as an essential function of the job to conduct State business, then the following requirements apply: Driver's License Requirements.

The State of Arizona offers a comprehensive benefits package to include:

Sick leave

Retirement plan

Health and dental insurance

Vacation with 10 paid holidays per year

Life insurance and long-term disability insurance

 Optional employee benefits include short-term disability insurance, deferred compensation plans, and supplemental life insurance

 Learn more about the Paid Parental Leave pilot program here. For a complete list of benefits provided by The State of Arizona, please visit our benefits page

Position will be pension eligible for either PSPRS or ASRS, depending on standing as governed by Arizona law and the state's pension board

 If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Brian Westerberg at brian.westerberg@azdoa.gov for assistance