Deputy Sheriff: Protect, Respond & Investigate

Dunn County Sheriff's Office; Menomonie (WI); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Dunn County Sheriff's Office seeks a Deputy Sheriff to safeguard the community, respond to emergencies, and investigate crimes. The position includes court testimony, civil/criminal service, and collaboration with state and federal agencies.

Lateral transfer options are noted with competitive pay and vacation benefits. Applicants must have an associate degree or 60 credits in related fields, meet LESB certification requirements, and have no felony convictions.

Qualifications

• Associate’s degree or 60 credits in related field required upon offer.
• LESB certification eligibility must be met within the fifth year of employment.
• No felony convictions of any jurisdiction.

Responsibilities

• Protect life and safety of citizens and property.
• Respond to emergency situations and handle incidents quickly.
• Investigate crimes, testify in court and document findings.
• Mediates disputes and refers to appropriate agencies.
• Issue citations and serve civil/criminal processes.
• Coordinate activities with state and federal agencies.
• Participate in educational outreach and training.
• Maintain investigative and incident reports.

Skills

Judgment & discretion

Independent decisions

Vehicle operation

Firearms proficiency

Report writing

Public communication

Safety procedures

Teamwork

Education

Associate’s Degree or 60 college credits in corrections, law enforcement, criminal justice, criminology, behavior/social science or related field

LESB certification eligibility by LESB upon hire

No felony convictions

Job description

Dunn County Sheriff's Office seeks a Deputy Sheriff to safeguard the community, respond to emergencies, and investigate crimes. The position includes court testimony, civil/criminal service, and collaboration with state and federal agencies.

Lateral transfer options are noted with competitive pay and vacation benefits. Applicants must have an associate degree or 60 credits in related fields, meet LESB certification requirements, and have no felony convictions.