Deputy Sheriff II: Patrol, Investigations & Public Safety

ADP, Inc.; Winfield (KS); On-site; USD 52,000 - 72,000; Full time

Job summary

County Sheriff’s Office in Winfield, KS seeks a Sheriff Deputy II to perform duties enforcing federal, state and county laws, protecting life and property, and assisting the public. Under supervision, you will handle patrols, investigations, traffic enforcement, and court appearances.

The role requires learning statutes, maintaining reports, and coordinating with attorneys and agencies. Strong physical fitness and calm decision-making are essential; eligibility for state certification is

Qualifications

• Graduation from high school or GED is required; one year of public contact experience preferred.
• Experience with or knowledge of Federal, State and County laws is expected.
• Ability to learn law enforcement principles and procedures.
• Capable of handling confidential information and maintaining composure under stress.

Responsibilities

• Patrol assigned area to deter illegal activities and enforce laws.
• Respond to complaints, incidents and accidents; assist the public.
• Engage with other agencies and testify in court when needed.
• Conduct investigations and collect evidence for reports and charges.
• Prepare reports and logs of daily activities and incidents.
• May transport prisoners and serve warrants or civil processes.
• Enforce traffic laws and operate related equipment such as radar and breathalyzer.

Skills

Statutes & ordinances knowledge

First aid knowledge

Geography knowledge

Photography & fingerprinting

Law enforcement principles

Self-defense techniques

Communication skills

Confidentiality

Physical fitness

Written verbal communication

Education

High school diploma or GED

Tools

Radar

Breathalyzer

Typewriter

Job description

County Sheriff’s Office in Winfield, KS seeks a Sheriff Deputy II to perform duties enforcing federal, state and county laws, protecting life and property, and assisting the public. Under supervision, you will handle patrols, investigations, traffic enforcement, and court appearances.

The role requires learning statutes, maintaining reports, and coordinating with attorneys and agencies. Strong physical fitness and calm decision-making are essential; eligibility for state certification is