Senior Pretrial Services Supervisor

Alachua County Sheriff's Office; Gainesville (FL); On-site; USD 60,000 - 78,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical/Health Insurance

Florida Retirement System

Paid vacation and holidays

Educational assistance

Job summary

The Alachua County Sheriff's Office is seeking a professionally experienced supervisor for the Pretrial Services Division. This role oversees pretrial release investigations and conditional release activities, ensuring accuracy and compliance with court orders and department policies.

Successful candidate will hold a Bachelor's degree in criminal justice or related field, pursue CPSP certification within one year, and coordinate with judges, attorneys, and law enforcement to support informed

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in criminal justice, behavioral sciences, counseling, social work, or related field and three years of professional criminal justice-related experience; trainee status possible within six months.
• Must pass background, fingerprint checks, and obtain CPSP certification within one year.

Responsibilities

• Supervises pretrial release investigations or conditional release activities and staff.
• Ensures accuracy, compliance with court orders, and proper documentation in systems.
• Provides operational oversight for GPS, TAD, and related supervision programs.

Skills

Customer service focus

Staff supervision

Policy implementation

Written reports

Interagency coordination

Education

Bachelor's degree in criminal justice

Related field experience

Tools

Case management systems

GPS/monitoring programs

Job description

The Alachua County Sheriff's Office is seeking a professionally experienced supervisor for the Pretrial Services Division. This role oversees pretrial release investigations and conditional release activities, ensuring accuracy and compliance with court orders and department policies.

Successful candidate will hold a Bachelor's degree in criminal justice or related field, pursue CPSP certification within one year, and coordinate with judges, attorneys, and law enforcement to support informed