What are the responsibilities and job description for the Patrol Deputy position at Jones County Sheriff's Office?
Company Description
The Jones County Sheriff’s Office serves with honor, integrity, and a commitment to our community. Our mission is to protect lives, build trust, and strengthen the bond between law enforcement and the citizens we serve. We are dedicated to providing top-notch service through patrol, investigations, education, and outreach. Join our team to contribute to a safer, more connected community in Jones County.
Starting Salary: $50,535
Up to: $55,580
About the Role:
As a Patrol Deputy with the Jones County Sheriff’s Department, you’ll serve as a frontline law enforcement officer in our community. You’ll respond to calls, enforce laws, collaborate with local agencies, and maintain public safety.
Why Join Our Team?
- Competitive Pay & Growth: Begin at $50,535, can increase to $55,580.
- Comprehensive Benefits: Health, dental, vision, retirement, paid leave, and more.
- 12-Hour Rotating Shifts: Designed to offer flexibility and maximize time off.
- Supportive Career Path: Continuous in‑service training and advancement opportunities.
Minimum Requirements:
- U.S. citizenship.
- Valid driver’s license.
- Age 21 at time of application.
- Must pass medical, physical, psychological evaluations, and a thorough background check.
Requirements:
All applicants must be a graduate of a high school or possess a GED diploma, must possess a valid Georgia driver’s license, and be a citizen of the United States.
All appointees must pass a thorough medical and psychological examination in order to identify if the applicant can adequately perform the duties of the position, if he/she is a hazard to himself/herself or others, or may become too aggravated during performance of their duties will be cause for rejection. Additionally, the applicant must have a good reputation and be of sound moral character. The department will perform a complete background check on all applicants; consequently, reports of false statements, attempted deception or fraud during the interview will be grounds for immediate rejection from the hiring process.
Upon employment, applicants may be required to attend further training to obtain certifications as a law enforcement officer, jail officer, or communications officer.
Applicants seeking employment in the Uniformed Patrol Division must be able to meet the requirements set forth by the Georgia Public Safety Training Center in order to complete Basic Law Enforcement Certification Training.
Salary : $50,535 - $55,580