What are the responsibilities and job description for the Deputy Sheriff - Jailor position at Sauk County?
JOB REQUIREMENTS: Sauk County wants you to be a part of our dedicated
team of Deputy Jailors who protect, serve, and inspire. Deputy Jailors
are responsible for Jail and Huber security tasks for the Sauk County
Sheriff\'s Office. We are currently hiring for second and third shift
positions. Starting a career in the jail exposes deputies to many of the
same job functions as patrol deputies and is great way to gain necessary
knowledge when beginning a career in law enforcement. Our jail deputies
enjoy opportunities to further their career both within and outside the
jail deputy position. We also offer jail deputies the opportunity to
earn selection to serve on various department-wide special teams to
include Dive Team, Project Lifesaver, Critical Incident Negotiations,
Honor Guard, and more. Jail deputies can also serve as unified tactics
instructors or field training officers. This position pays out for
overtime hours as well as holiday pay in addition to the annual salary.
Candidates with prior corrections experience (Jail or WI DOC) may start
above the hiring rate depending on prior years of service. Jail Deputies
currently work 4 days on, 2 days off rotating scheduling working
8.5-hour shifts. Shifts are assigned by seniority bid and are 1st Shift
(0630-1500), 2nd Shift (1430-2300), or 3rd Shift (2230-0700) with new
hires being assigned to 2nd or 3rd shift. Timing is everything, do not
hesitate to start your career today. Essential Duties Maintain jail
security with regular patrols of housing units and through direct and
indirect surveillance of inmate activities. Detect and intercede to
prevent inmate violations of state statutes, and/or municipal and county
ordinances. Investigate possible criminal activity and prepare reports
for review by the District Attorney\'s Office. Investigate inmate
violations of jail rules and administer discipline as outlined in
written procedures. Mediate inmate conflicts, separate and restrain
inmates involved in either verbal or physical altercations. Conduct
searches of inmates and housing areas for contraband, drugs, and/or
weapons. Identify existing or potential inmate issues and initiates
appropriate measures to address and resolve inmate problems. Book
inmates into jail, including fingerprinting, photographing, screening
for medical and mental health, suicide ideation issues, body searches,
inventory of personal belongings, and the issuance and explanation of
jail rules. Release inmates from custody after release conditions have
been met. Review and create daily briefing information and reports.
Distribute inmate medications under the supervision of licensed medical
professionals. Supervise the serving of inmate meals, clothing, and
linen exchanges. Escort inmates to court, other correctional facilities,
and medical and mental health treatment facilities. Collect and record
bond and fine payments. Coordinate inmate work release by checking
inmates in and out of the Huber Center, securing and maintaining
employment, and verifying attendance at employment. Supervise and log
inmates\' visits from family, friends, clergy, attorneys, probation and
parole staff, law enforcement personnel, and other applicable court
officers. Stock supplies needed to continue jail operations. And other
duties as assigned. \*\*\*\*\* OTHER EXPERIENCE AND QUALIFICATIONS:
Preferred: Associate degree in Law Enforcement or another related field
Current Certified Jail or Correctional Officer in the State of Wisconsin
having been employed by another county jail or the Department of
Corrections for a minimum of two (2) years full-time as a
Jail/Correctional Officer within the last three (3) years and leaving
employment voluntarily with a satisfactory record Four (4) years of
full-time military service in a branch of the U.S. Armed Forces,
honorably discharged \*\*\*\*\* APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS: Apply Online:
www.governmentjobs.com/careers/saukwi
team of Deputy Jailors who protect, serve, and inspire. Deputy Jailors
are responsible for Jail and Huber security tasks for the Sauk County
Sheriff\'s Office. We are currently hiring for second and third shift
positions. Starting a career in the jail exposes deputies to many of the
same job functions as patrol deputies and is great way to gain necessary
knowledge when beginning a career in law enforcement. Our jail deputies
enjoy opportunities to further their career both within and outside the
jail deputy position. We also offer jail deputies the opportunity to
earn selection to serve on various department-wide special teams to
include Dive Team, Project Lifesaver, Critical Incident Negotiations,
Honor Guard, and more. Jail deputies can also serve as unified tactics
instructors or field training officers. This position pays out for
overtime hours as well as holiday pay in addition to the annual salary.
Candidates with prior corrections experience (Jail or WI DOC) may start
above the hiring rate depending on prior years of service. Jail Deputies
currently work 4 days on, 2 days off rotating scheduling working
8.5-hour shifts. Shifts are assigned by seniority bid and are 1st Shift
(0630-1500), 2nd Shift (1430-2300), or 3rd Shift (2230-0700) with new
hires being assigned to 2nd or 3rd shift. Timing is everything, do not
hesitate to start your career today. Essential Duties Maintain jail
security with regular patrols of housing units and through direct and
indirect surveillance of inmate activities. Detect and intercede to
prevent inmate violations of state statutes, and/or municipal and county
ordinances. Investigate possible criminal activity and prepare reports
for review by the District Attorney\'s Office. Investigate inmate
violations of jail rules and administer discipline as outlined in
written procedures. Mediate inmate conflicts, separate and restrain
inmates involved in either verbal or physical altercations. Conduct
searches of inmates and housing areas for contraband, drugs, and/or
weapons. Identify existing or potential inmate issues and initiates
appropriate measures to address and resolve inmate problems. Book
inmates into jail, including fingerprinting, photographing, screening
for medical and mental health, suicide ideation issues, body searches,
inventory of personal belongings, and the issuance and explanation of
jail rules. Release inmates from custody after release conditions have
been met. Review and create daily briefing information and reports.
Distribute inmate medications under the supervision of licensed medical
professionals. Supervise the serving of inmate meals, clothing, and
linen exchanges. Escort inmates to court, other correctional facilities,
and medical and mental health treatment facilities. Collect and record
bond and fine payments. Coordinate inmate work release by checking
inmates in and out of the Huber Center, securing and maintaining
employment, and verifying attendance at employment. Supervise and log
inmates\' visits from family, friends, clergy, attorneys, probation and
parole staff, law enforcement personnel, and other applicable court
officers. Stock supplies needed to continue jail operations. And other
duties as assigned. \*\*\*\*\* OTHER EXPERIENCE AND QUALIFICATIONS:
Preferred: Associate degree in Law Enforcement or another related field
Current Certified Jail or Correctional Officer in the State of Wisconsin
having been employed by another county jail or the Department of
Corrections for a minimum of two (2) years full-time as a
Jail/Correctional Officer within the last three (3) years and leaving
employment voluntarily with a satisfactory record Four (4) years of
full-time military service in a branch of the U.S. Armed Forces,
honorably discharged \*\*\*\*\* APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS: Apply Online:
www.governmentjobs.com/careers/saukwi
