Deputy Sheriff - Part Time Court Bailiff

Cache County

About The Position

Cache County, Utah, is looking for a Part-Time Deputy Sheriff - Court Bailiff to join the Sheriff's Office! Cache County is located in the northern part of Utah and bordered by the Wasatch Mountains on the east and a spur of the Wasatch, the Wellsville Mountains, on the west. We are home to Utah State University and have much to offer in both outdoor recreation and the arts. Our mission is to make sure it remains a great place to live and work. So, we hire staff that shares that goal. In order to attract and retain high-caliber employees, we offer competitive pay , great benefits , and a friendly work environment . The Position: The Deputy Sheriff - Court Bailiff will provide a range of security and courtroom processing tasks specific to maintaining courtroom order and ensuring adherence to courtroom processes. The successful candidate must be able to differentiate between court rules and criminal law and enforce both appropriately. The Deputy Sheriff - Court Bailiff position requires a great amount of focus during court proceedings that can be lengthy.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED, plus graduation from P.O.S.T. Academy and must be at least 21 years of age.
Must have LEO and/or Corrections P.O.S.T. Certification
Possession of a valid Utah driver's license and meet eligibility requirements to drive.
Must pass extensive background investigation.
Must work rotating shift work.
Must work on call 24 hours.
Must complete 40 hours of training per year to maintain certification.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of local, state and federal laws, such as traffic code, juvenile code, civil procedures and criminal code, investigative techniques
some skill in the operation of motor vehicles at high speed and in dangerous situations
Skill in the use of firearms, Taser, urinary analysis machine, ASP, radio, restraints, computer, etc.
Ability to apply modern law enforcement principles, procedures, techniques, and equipment in various law enforcement situations
learn and interpret the civil and criminal code related to law enforcement and the elements of crime
demonstrate knowledge of how to react in emergency situations
demonstrate problem solving capability
ability to enforce laws and ordinances with tact and impartiality
follow established safety practices and procedures common to law enforcement work
communicate effectively, verbally and in writing
develop effective working relationships with the public and fellow employees
perform work requiring good physical condition.

Responsibilities

Provide a range of security and courtroom processing tasks specific to maintaining courtroom order and ensuring adherence to courtroom processes.
Differentiate between court rules and criminal law and enforce both appropriately.