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Valley County
Detention Deputy
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What they do
A Law Enforcement Officer enforces jurisdictional laws, maintains public safety, and protects property and people in the community. Patrols neighborhoods, responds to emergency calls and crime scenes, watches for traffic and driving violations. Authorized to arrest criminals; prepares cases and testifies in court.
$83,178 / year median in Idaho
+6% projected growth
Job Description
Summary The Valley County Sheriff's Office is recruiting for a Detention Deputy to perform important work in the safekeeping of detainees in the custody of the Sheriff at the county detention facility in Cascade. We are looking for a career-minded individual who is interested in assisting in the protection of the citizens of Valley County through the secure, efficient, and professional supervision of detainees. This is a full-time position with full employee benefits. Typical Duties & Responsibilities Typical responsibilities include receiving and processing new arrivals to the detention facility, housing and supervising detainees in a safe and orderly environment, conducting security checks and other related activities, transporting and escorting detainees, and performing other related work. This is a great opportunity for anyone interested in a long-term career. We will train you in how to become a Detention Deputy so that you can supervise and oversee detainees in a safe and professional manner. You can expect to work many different shifts, including day, night, or weekend shifts, and you can expect to be exposed to a wide variety of people with varying backgrounds and behaviors. And of course, you would need to be comfortable with the use of firearms and be physically able to restrain someone should the need arise.