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State of Mississippi, through the MDOC, seeks a Law Enforcement Officer II (Degree) statewide in Mississippi. The role focuses on lead patrol duties, enforcing laws, interviewing suspects and witnesses, and assisting municipal and state agencies as needed.
The position is housed at the Hinds County Parole & Probation office. Candidates should have 60 college hours, a Mississippi certification, and 2-4 years of law enforcement experience, with duties that may include court testimony and staff
Law Enforcement Officer II (Degree) in 83 - STATEWIDE, MS
State of Mississippi
$44,315.04 - $54,990.94 Annually
Location
83 - STATEWIDE, MS
Full-Time
Job Number
9621-0553-20261006STW
0553 - CORR-COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS
Opening Date
10/13/2026
10/21/2026 at 11:59 PM Central Time (US & Canada)
Agency Minimum Salary
$44,315.04
$54,990.94
The MS Department of Corrections (MDOC) is a professional agency that adheres to the values of integrity, honesty and openness in all of its practices. MDOC actively recruits quality candidates who share in the vision that the safety of the public is of paramount importance and fundamental to the agency’s mission. For more information contact the Human Resources Department at mdocrecruitment@mdoc.state.ms.us.
This position will be housed at the Hinds County Parole & Probation office. Journey level specialized law enforcement position serving as a lead officer who is responsible for patrolling and enforcing relevant laws within their jurisdiction. In addition, work involves assisting in the interview process of suspects and witnesses and assisting other law enforcement agencies and/or municipalities when necessary. Additionally, may be responsible for testifying in court cases regarding violations. This level is assigned full scope of lead work to include assisting in the orientation of new employees; giving direction to workers concerning work procedures; communicating, monitoring, and reviewing work in conformance to established standards of performance; and providing an informal assessment of workers' to the supervisor.
Must be able to abide by the MS State Personnel Board and MDOC rules, regulations, and procedures governing the agency and ensure the safety, security, and order of the facility. Must be able to operate in accordance with state and federal laws.
Typically requires 60 semester hours of college, possession of a State of Mississippi Law Enforcement Professional Certification and 2-4 years of experience in law enforcement.
Address 210 East Capitol Street
Suite 800
Jackson, Mississippi, 39201