Intelligence Sergeant — Corrections & Threat Monitoring

State of South Carolina; South Carolina; On-site; USD 42,000 - 68,000; Full time

Job summary

State of South Carolina is seeking staff to assist and oversee STG information collection from inmates, share intelligence across the agency, and disseminate intelligence to supervisors. The role includes supervising STG officers, coordinating with committees, gathering evidence, and monitoring inmate STG populations within institutions.

Also involved are hearings, status evaluations, and unannounced rounds to ensure procedural compliance.

Qualifications

• High school diploma required; related experience acceptable.
• Bachelor’s degree may substitute for the required experience.
• Must meet SCDC training and basic supervisory course requirements.

Responsibilities

• Assist and oversee collection of STG information from inmates.
• Share intelligence with STG staff throughout the agency.
• Disseminate Intelligence to supervisory staff.
• Assist with surveillance of potential threat areas.
• Supervise assigned STG officers to ensure monitoring and policy adherence.
• Coordinate with institutional STG committees.
• Gather STG-related evidence and Intelligence.
• Monitor STG populations within institutions.
• Represent the statewide STG coordinator at STG hearings.
• Assist with inmate STG status evaluations.
• Make unannounced rounds to ensure procedural compliance.
• Assist with duties assigned by the statewide STG coordinator.

Education

High School Diploma

Bachelor's degree may substitute for experience

Correctional/security/military/police experience preferred

Job description

State of South Carolina is seeking staff to assist and oversee STG information collection from inmates, share intelligence across the agency, and disseminate intelligence to supervisors. The role includes supervising STG officers, coordinating with committees, gathering evidence, and monitoring inmate STG populations within institutions.

Also involved are hearings, status evaluations, and unannounced rounds to ensure procedural compliance.