Deputy Sheriff
Salary: $56,382.15
Essential Functions:
- Patrol the County to deter and detect crime, enforce laws, and protect life and property
- Perform business and residential security checks
- Respond to calls for service, including disturbance and crime complaints
- Serve as the first responder to provide aid and assistance to victims of crimes and traffic accidents
- Perform misdemeanor and felony arrests to include completion of booking procedures
- Secure and protect crime scenes, including physical evidence, suspects, victims, and statement collection
- Enforce all traffic laws and issue citations and warnings
- Prepare and submit initial case files in compliance with departmental policies and legal rules
- Render advice on criminal law, civil law, ordinances, and domestic disturbance related issues
- Maintain assigned uniform, vehicle, and equipment following department policies
- Present evidence and testimony in criminal cases
- Assist stranded motorists, direct traffic, transports prisoners, and escorts funerals
- Participate in departmental training programs
- Participate in community relations projects
- Provide support to the Watch Office as assigned, assist visitors and callers, issue warrant numbers, monitor alarm systems
- Maintain courthouse security as assigned, processes citizens through security checks, provide courtroom security, transport juveniles to and from the detention facility
- Serve civil papers as assigned, including levies, evictions, and family violence orders
- Execute arrest warrants as assigned, investigate, process, update, and maintain records, provide secure transport for wanted, mentally ill, and chemically dependent persons
- Serve on Crime Scene Unit as assigned, process crime scene evidence and maintain evidence log, maintain change of custody of evidence, fingerprint individuals, maintain evidence garage and laboratory
- Perform the duties of Field Training Officer as assigned
- Perform the functions of CHAMPS Officer as assigned
- Perform other related duties as assigned
Requirements:
- High School Diploma or GED.
- Georgia POST Certified Peace Officer Certification.
- Possession of or ability to obtain a valid Georgia driver’s license.
- Ability to meet current requirements set forth by the Georgia Police Standards and Training Council.