Court Security Deputy Constable & Civil Process

County of El Paso; El Paso (TX); On-site; USD 60,000 - 86,000; Full time

Job summary

County of El Paso seeks a Deputy Constable to provide security for Justice Court facilities, escort juries, and support courtroom operations. The role involves serving civil papers, executing warrants, and maintaining court records.

You will enforce laws, respond to emergencies, and coordinate with attorneys and the public. The ideal candidate holds a Texas Peace Officer license, a high school diploma with 12 college credits, and a valid Texas driver’s license.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of law enforcement operations, court procedures, and safety protocols.
• Ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing.
• Capability to work under pressure and make sound decisions.
• Bilingual English-Spanish preferred.
• Pass a Criminal Background Check.

Responsibilities

• Provides security and bailiff duties at court facilities and courtroom entrances.
• Serves various civil papers, warrants, and orders.
• Researches addresses and contacts parties involved in cases; maintains logs and records.
• Enforces laws, issues citations, and may detain violators for court proceedings.
• Coordinates with attorneys, plaintiffs, and the public as required.
• Prepares incident reports and maintains court-related records.

Skills

Law enforcement knowledge

Interpersonal communication

Bilingual (English/Spanish) preferred

Time management

Stress management

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

12 college credit hours

Texas Peace Officer Proficiency Certificate (TCOLE)

Texas Peace Officer License (TCOLE)

Texas driver's license

Tools

Windows OS

Microsoft Office

Law enforcement radio/communication systems

Job description

County of El Paso seeks a Deputy Constable to provide security for Justice Court facilities, escort juries, and support courtroom operations. The role involves serving civil papers, executing warrants, and maintaining court records.

You will enforce laws, respond to emergencies, and coordinate with attorneys and the public. The ideal candidate holds a Texas Peace Officer license, a high school diploma with 12 college credits, and a valid Texas driver’s license.