Advanced Court Process Server & Security Deputy

Government of the Virgin Islands; Charlotte Amalie (United States Virgin Islands); On-site; USD 36,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Government of the Virgin Islands seeks an experienced Deputy Sheriff I to serve summonses, warrants, and orders across the Virgin Islands. You will travel to notify parties, maintain logs, and escort court personnel while upholding order in court. Training may include Writs of Execution and eviction notices.

A valid high school diploma is required along with 2–5 years in law enforcement. Role emphasizes strong communication, knowledge of legal documents, and the geography of the U.S.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent with 2–5 years in deputy marshal I or law enforcement.
• Knowledge of a variety of legal documents used to notify parties.
• Ability to communicate effectively and interview individuals.
• Knowledge of the geography of the U.S. Virgin Islands and court proceedings.

Responsibilities

• Serve summonses, subpoenas, orders and other court processes.
• Travel across the court's service area to notify parties and deliver instruments.
• Keep a log of papers received and those served.
• Inquire of people and check references to locate individuals.
• Escort court employees when making bank deposits and attend court sessions as assigned.
• May be trained to serve writs of execution and eviction notices; may perform court security duties.
• Other duties as assigned or required.

Skills

Communication

Public interaction

Record keeping

Court security

Education

High school diploma

Tools

Firearm

Handcuffs

Pepper spray

Baton

Two-way radio

Motor vehicle

Job description

Government of the Virgin Islands seeks an experienced Deputy Sheriff I to serve summonses, warrants, and orders across the Virgin Islands. You will travel to notify parties, maintain logs, and escort court personnel while upholding order in court. Training may include Writs of Execution and eviction notices.

A valid high school diploma is required along with 2–5 years in law enforcement. Role emphasizes strong communication, knowledge of legal documents, and the geography of the U.S.