Court Security Supervisor: Lead Courtroom Safety

JobAps; Dover (DE); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

JobAps in Delaware seeks a supervisory Court Security Officer II to protect state property, staff, and visitors, and to supervise frontline security personnel across court facilities. The role emphasizes enforcing courtroom policies, coordinating with law enforcement, and maintaining safety per state regulations.

The position requires surveillance, incident response, and crowd control skills, with responsibilities for safety training, weapons safety, and emergency medical actions as needed.

Qualifications

• Associate degree or higher in Criminal Justice or related field.
• Two years’ security experience.
• One year of experience ensuring compliance with courtroom safety laws, rules, and procedures.
• One year of experience in courtroom procedures (seating, swearing in witnesses, presenting and marking evidence).
• One year of experience in narrative report writing.
• Staff supervision experience or lead worker responsibilities.

Responsibilities

• Enforces safety, security, and orderliness of courtrooms and property in compliance with policies.
• Observes individuals for de-escalation and responds to emergencies.
• Inspects for explosives/weapons, searches entrants, and secures evidence.
• Operates and monitors CCTV, paging, AV, radios, metal detectors, and alarms.
• Directs court proceedings, seats individuals, and ensures ADA accommodations.
• Completes required security trainings and certifications including defensive tactics and OC spray.
• Maintains records of proceedings and coordinates with law enforcement.
• Provides emergency medical assistance (CPR/AED) when needed.
• May manage jury logistics and transport within court facilities.

Skills

Supervisory experience

Defensive tactics

Emergency response

Education

Associate degree or higher in Criminal Justice or related field

Tools

Weapons and security equipment

Job description

JobAps in Delaware seeks a supervisory Court Security Officer II to protect state property, staff, and visitors, and to supervise frontline security personnel across court facilities. The role emphasizes enforcing courtroom policies, coordinating with law enforcement, and maintaining safety per state regulations.

The position requires surveillance, incident response, and crowd control skills, with responsibilities for safety training, weapons safety, and emergency medical actions as needed.