Patrol Deputy: Protect, Respond, and Serve the Community

Franklin County, NC; Louisburg (NC); On-site; USD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical and dental insurance

401(k) with employer contribution

Paid holidays and leave

Employee wellness program

Job summary

Franklin County Sheriff's Office in North Carolina is seeking a dedicated deputy to perform patrols, respond to incidents, serve criminal and civil papers, and assist crime victims. The role requires sound judgment under pressure and the ability to work a shift in a patrol car while upholding the law.

Duties may also include D.A.R.E. program activities, school liaison duties, evidence handling, court testimony, and traffic control.

Qualifications

• High school diploma with some law enforcement training or experience; Basic Law Enforcement certification preferred.
• Ability to advise the public on laws and ordinances and provide information to the public.
• Must possess a valid North Carolina driver’s license and complete firearms training upon hire.

Responsibilities

• Patrols a geographic region to detect and deter crime; respond to calls for assistance; conduct preliminary investigations; maintain surveillance as needed.
• Serve criminal papers such as warrants and subpoenas; locate people to serve papers; make arrests as necessary.
• Serve civil process papers and explain their meaning; coordinate with the court process; attend court as needed.
• Perform investigations of accidents and crimes; secure the crime scene; gather and preserve evidence; may act as evidence custodian.

Skills

Patrol procedures

Interviewing witnesses

Public relations

Judgment under pressure

Court testimony

Education

High school diploma with basic law enforcement training

Job description

Franklin County Sheriff's Office in North Carolina is seeking a dedicated deputy to perform patrols, respond to incidents, serve criminal and civil papers, and assist crime victims. The role requires sound judgment under pressure and the ability to work a shift in a patrol car while upholding the law.

Duties may also include D.A.R.E. program activities, school liaison duties, evidence handling, court testimony, and traffic control.