Lead Community Corrections Officer – Court Unit & SAU

State of Washington; Tacoma (WA); On-site; USD 72,000 - 96,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Internal transfer process

Paid leave and benefits

WFSE representation

Training and professional development

Job summary

The State of Washington's Department of Corrections invites applications for a Community Corrections Officer 3 (CCO3) in Tacoma. This internal, non-permanent assignment focuses on adult sex offender supervision within the Pierce County SAU North, with a six-month term and shift 0800-1700, Monday-Friday.

As lead CCO, you will supervise caseloads, provide training to other officers, enforce conditions, engage with the community, and collaborate with partners to improve public safety.

Qualifications

• Armed staff must have the ability to carry and properly utilize a department-issued firearm.
• Must possess and maintain an unrestricted vehicle operator's license valid in the State of Washington.
• Willingness and ability to work with individuals with criminal backgrounds and anti-social behaviors; review graphic materials; and remain objective.

Responsibilities

• Supervise and manage a caseload of registrable sexual offenders under supervision.
• Engage with supervised individuals and community members to drive positive change.
• Enforce supervision conditions and the law.
• Conduct sex offender investigations.
• In the absence of the CCS, act as the CCS/designee when authorized.

Skills

Armed staff firearms handling

Valid driver’s license

Public safety oriented

Education

Bachelor’s degree or higher

Three years related experience in corrections or law enforcement

Job description

The State of Washington's Department of Corrections invites applications for a Community Corrections Officer 3 (CCO3) in Tacoma. This internal, non-permanent assignment focuses on adult sex offender supervision within the Pierce County SAU North, with a six-month term and shift 0800-1700, Monday-Friday.

As lead CCO, you will supervise caseloads, provide training to other officers, enforce conditions, engage with the community, and collaborate with partners to improve public safety.