Fire Community Support

Division: Saskatoon FireDepartment: Public Relations and Community Risk ReductionTerm: 1 Temporary Full Time position available for approximately 18 months.Closing Date: 11/23/2025Labour Group: IAFF 80Posting: 4740Job SummaryUnder supervision of the Saskatoon Fire Community Support Supervisor, this position promotes and ensures the success of the Fire Community Support Program.Duties & ResponsibilitiesContributes to community safety by providing proactive support to individuals in identified areas of the City to provide a familiar, highly visible and accessible uniformed presence.Conducts proactive foot patrols in designated areas to engage with individuals and provide support or referrals to appropriate services.Conducts scheduled transit rides and patrols in designated areas and transit lines to engage with individuals and provide support or referrals to appropriate services.Collaborates with local businesses, residents, and community support organizations in order to promote community safety and well-being.Collaborates with community agencies, emergency services, and local businesses to promote public safety and support coordinated responses to community needs through a whole-community approach.Responds to concerns regarding buildings, structures, and places in an assigned area to identify and ensure compliance with assigned municipal bylaws, acts, and other legislation where applicable.Issues corrective notices, letters, tickets, and orders under the reference of the appropriate legislation and is responsible for other enforcement and compliance activities.Assists community members at risk in accessing relevant support as per Division 4 of Property Maintenance and Nuisance Abatement Bylaw 8175. Contacts appropriate community support agencies when necessary.Provides training, education, information, and supports to internal and external stakeholders to establish a whole community approach.Acts as an ambassador for the Saskatoon Fire Department by promoting positive relations with stakeholders, residents and Saskatoon Transit riders by providing information and assistanceEnters interactions, event, and inspection data into the designated software program and electronic filing system.Prepares and provides evidence and appears in court and appeal hearings as required.Performs other related duties as assigned.QualificationsGrade 12 or equivalent.Two years post-secondary education in counselling, addictions, mental health, psychology, social justice, community support work or a related field.Four years' related experience in bylaw enforcement, community support work, or enforcement of various laws.An equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered.Possession of a valid Saskatchewan Class 5 Driver's Licence.Current driver's abstract from SGI demonstrating a safe driving record.Demonstrated knowledge of applicable Provincial legislation and Municipal bylaws.Knowledge of community challenges and concerns.Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing, including preparing and presenting formal information and decision reports.Demonstrated ability to liaise and resolve challenging situations with the community and build strong partnerships and trust.Demonstrated ability to establish and maintain positive and productive working relationships with other employees, civic officials, representatives of other agencies and the public.Demonstrated ability to maintain composure in stressful situations.Ability to work independently under minimal supervision.Ability to exercise good judgement in the application of the relevant legislation and bylaws.Requires Security CheckAcceptable current Criminal Record Check (CRC) and Vulnerable Sector Search (VSS) upon offer of employment.Additional RequirementsShift work, evening work and weekend work will be involved.Weekly Hours: 37.5Salary Range: $69,195.36 to $83,704.08 CAD per annum (2023 rates)Diversity, Equity and InclusionThe City of Saskatoon offers an inclusive workplace that embraces diverse backgrounds. As an equity partner with the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission (SHRC), the City commits to diversity, equity and inclusion in our workplaces. By having our workforce reflect the community we serve, we support the realization of miyo-pimatisiwin, (me-o-pi-ma-ti-si-win) "the good life", for all residents. To learn more about Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at the City, please visit AccommodationThe City of Saskatoon strives to provide an accessible and inclusive workplace for all, including throughout the application and selection process through reasonable access and accommodations. Should you require accommodation through any stage of the recruitment process, please email While we appreciate all applications we receive, only candidates under consideration will be contacted.Our Recruitment Process: Application > Posting Closes > Resume Review > Pre-screen/Interview > Offer > Pre-Employment Conditions > Welcome to the City