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Saline County Sheriff's Office in Benton, AR, is seeking a Chief Deputy to serve as the chief operations law enforcement executive. The incumbent will supervise five divisions and 100+ employees, manage the multi-million-dollar budget, and ensure compliance with federal and state guidelines while protecting detainees' and employees' rights.
Responsibilities include coordinating with local, state, and federal agencies, producing reports, and serving as a liaison to Quorum Court members.
Compensation dependent upon CLEST certification. For more information, see the job description.
EXEMPT: Yes
Department: Sheriff's Office
Reports To: Sheriff
Location: 735 S Neeley St, Benton, AR 72015
Safety Sensitive: This position is designated as safety/security sensitive and is subject to pre-employment, reasonable suspicion and random drug and alcohol screening.
The Chief Deputy is the chief operations law enforcement executive in the Saline County Sheriff's Office (SCSO) and reports directly to the Sheriff. The incumbent is responsible for all aspects of SCSO operations, providing supervision and guidance to five (5) divisions and over 100 employees. The incumbent is responsible for general oversight regarding the safety/security of the SCSO 314-bed Detention Facility and further, makes certain the SCSO is in full compliance with Federal and State guidelines. Mandates and ensuring detainees, as well as employee constitutional rights are not violated, which if violated could cause the Saline County considerable financial loss. The incumbent must have impeccable integrity, ethics and professionalism, excellent communication skills, both written and verbal, and outstanding interpersonal skills. The incumbent is responsible for putting into practice the goals, objectives, and ideas of the SCSO Sheriff. The incumbent monitors the progress and ensures that results are achieved by the balancing of resources, personnel and budgets for the improvement of safety, welfare and the economic growth of Saline County. The incumbent assists the Sheriff with policy making, formulation of department objectives, purchasing and coordination of equipment, implementing cost effective standards and procedures, interviewing and recommending staff for employment and promotion, management of the SCSO multi-million-dollar budget with full administrative authority, responsibility and accountability for the overall operation. The incumbent has general oversight of collection of thousands of dollars in prisoner care fees and law enforcement contracts. The incumbent is responsible for compiling information on departmental operations and preparing related reports. This position oversees internal departmental investigations and investigations of employee misconduct. The incumbent must also have a strong desire and ability to establish personal and professional community ties. The incumbent is responsible for exercising an in-depth knowledge of the law enforcement administration in protecting and serving the county by enforcing the criminal and traffic laws. The incumbent relies on past law enforcement experience and training to supervise employees both sworn and civilian, jail detainees, and prepare special reports and give community presentations. This position is designated as "safety sensitive position" as defined by Act 593 of 2017.
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty mentioned satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required.
High School Diploma or have passed the General Education Development (GED) testing indication high school graduation level. Documentary evidence shall consist of official transcript, diplomas or GED test report form. In unusual circumstances the Commission may be required to accept other documentation and in such cases the decision of the Commission will be final. Home schooling diplomas will not be accepted unless approved by the Commission. Previous law enforcement experience of 15 years and/or 10 years related management experience.
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