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Carver County, Minnesota is hiring a Deputy Sheriff to enforce laws, respond to emergencies, and help protect communities across suburban and rural areas. This safety-sensitive position offers multiple pay incentives and opportunities to grow within specialized teams, including K-9, investigations, and task forces.
Starting pay ranges from $45.04 to $54.23 per hour, with additional incentives such as education, weekend, night shift, investigator, and corporal differentials.
Do you want more from your law enforcement career than just a badge and a patrol car? Are you ready to protect and serve one of the fastest-growing counties in the Twin Cities metro—a place where small-town charm meets suburban energy? If you're passionate about community, committed to service, and driven by purpose, Carver County is ready for you.
We’re not just hiring a Deputy—we’re building a team of public safety professionals who want to make a real difference. Whether you're looking for a dynamic and diverse patrol area, top-tier training, or an agency that genuinely supports your career growth and well-being, you’ll find it here.
As a Deputy Sheriff in Carver County, you’ll enforce federal, state, and local laws; respond to emergencies; and proactively protect our communities. You’ll have the opportunity to work in suburban neighborhoods, rural townships, and everything in between—giving you the unique chance to develop a broad range of experience.
This is a safety-sensitive position.
$45.04 - $54.23/hour, Depending on Qualifications (Plus additional incentives and differentials noted below– potential to make up to an additional $5000 annually!)
Here’s what sets us apart:
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This is more than a job — it's your next mission.
If you're ready to step up and serve a citizenry that truly supports their deputies, Carver County wants to meet you.
Candidates meeting the minimum qualifications will be invited to interview. In-person interviews will be held at the Chaska Justice Center on Wednesday, September 16.
All applications will be screened for minimum qualifications, scored and ranked. Candidates meeting minimum qualifications will be recommended for the scored oral examinations (interviews). Top candidates successfully passing the oral interview(s) will be sent to the background process. Conditional offers will be made to those candidates successfully passing the background, with the number of offers being proportionate to the number of vacancies. Final selection for the position will include successful completion of oral interview(s), reference checks, CJIS background investigation, psychological evaluation, and pre-placement physical.