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Reno Justice Court is seeking a Court Bailiff to ensure courtroom and campus security, transport inmates, and assist the public with court operations. The role reports to the chief bailiff and may involve various security and operational duties across assigned functions.
The position requires Nevada POST certification eligibility, a high school diploma, and a valid Nevada driver’s license; compliance with state statutes and security protocols is essential.
SALARY: $36.15 - $47.00 hourly ($75,192.00 – $97,760.00 annually) $32.30 - $42.00 if PERS Police/Fire qualified ($67,184.00 - $87,360.00 annually)
Under direct supervision of the chief bailiff, performs various security, law enforcement, and operational support functions for the Court such as maintaining courtroom, building, and perimeter security; supervising and transporting inmates within the courthouse; and assisting attorneys and patrons with questions regarding court operations. Specific duties and responsibilities vary depending upon the assigned court function or assigned project.
This is a commissioned position, and applicants must maintain Nevada P.O.S.T standards at time of hire and annually thereafter as mandated by Nevada Revised Statutes to maintain employment as a court bailiff. This is an open competitive recruitment being conducted to fill a current vacancy at the Reno Justice Court. The list established from this recruitment may be used to fill future vacancies as they occur.
Any failure to be candid and honest in any phase of the process will result in immediate rejection of any candidate. Honesty and trustworthiness are important characteristics of the court bailiff.
DEADLINE TO APPLY: Sunday, October 25, 2026, at 11:59 p.m.
Complete application packets will be reviewed for minimum qualifications. Candidates are chosen from information provided in a cover letter and resume will be invited to participate in an interview. Reference and background checks, including fingerprinting, are required of candidates who receive an offer of employment. All offers of employment are contingent upon passing a background investigation. Positions within Reno Justice Court are considered positions of public confidence and trust, and all employees must adhere to the Nevada Supreme Court Judicial Model Code of Conduct. Additionally, Reno Justice Court employees are at-will employees of the judicial branch of government and are not covered by any collective bargaining unit. Employees may be released from employment at any time without reason or cause.
Reno Justice Court is an Equal Opportunity Employer