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Spotsylvania County
Patrol Deputy: Safeguard Communities & Courts
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What they do
A Bailiff maintains order and safety in a courtroom. Assists the courtroom Judge, supervises and escorts the Jury, assists with court or trial documents, maintains security and enforce courtroom rules.
$59,490 / year median in Virginia
+5% projected growth
Job Description
Job Summary Spotsylvania County Sheriff's Office is seeking a Deputy to perform general law enforcement duties to preserve public peace and safety. The role involves patrolling, responding to law enforcement calls, gathering information, and assisting courts.
After academy, candidates gain expanded responsibilities and training in firearm use, report writing, and court testimony. Must be 21+, pass DCJS, and hold a VA driver's license.#J-18808-Ljbffr Job Description Spotsylvania County Sheriff's Office is seeking a Deputy to perform general law enforcement duties to preserve public peace and safety. The role involves patrolling, responding to law enforcement calls, gathering information, and assisting courts.
After academy, candidates gain expanded responsibilities and training in firearm use, report writing, and court testimony. Must be 21+, pass DCJS, and hold a VA driver's license.#J-18808-Ljbffr
After academy, candidates gain expanded responsibilities and training in firearm use, report writing, and court testimony. Must be 21+, pass DCJS, and hold a VA driver's license.#J-18808-Ljbffr Job Description Spotsylvania County Sheriff's Office is seeking a Deputy to perform general law enforcement duties to preserve public peace and safety. The role involves patrolling, responding to law enforcement calls, gathering information, and assisting courts.
After academy, candidates gain expanded responsibilities and training in firearm use, report writing, and court testimony. Must be 21+, pass DCJS, and hold a VA driver's license.#J-18808-Ljbffr