Facilities Deputy

• Maintain safety and security of courthouse visitors, judges, judicial staff, court employees, jurors, and the general public and the same for those entering other assigned facilities.
• Provide security, enforce laws, maintain order, and arrest violators of State Laws.
• Conduct screening of persons and properties entering designated facilities.
• Take control of incident scenes to maintain or redirect traffic flow, assist victims and aid in incident resolution.
• Conduct foot or vehicle patrol for specific areas in and around assigned facility.
• Investigate complaints, make arrests, book offenders, and prepare reports to include documentation of evidence.
• Record daily activities as necessary and submit related reports and paperwork to appropriate Chain of Command.
• Performs other job-related duties as assigned.

Are you a Certified Peace Officer looking for a full-time opportunity? If so, you need to apply for the Sheriff Deputy – Facilities position. This position is responsible for providing security at designated Travis County facilities, which include Courthouses, Commissioner’s Court, and the Combined Transportation, Emergency and Communications Center (CTECC); ensures the safety of those entering and exiting assigned facilities; safely operate x-ray machines and metal detectors; search individuals and packages entering the facility; conduct patrol of the interior and exterior of assigned facility; make onsite arrest for violations of State law; serve as an escort for elected officials and victims; and complete administrative tasks and duties associated with the role that may include complaints, arrest affidavits, and writing reports.

We offer a competitive salary starting at $57,908.96/year. If you are an experienced Peace Officer, please review salary information below: 5+ years of experience w/ Intermediate peace officer certification or higher: $61,435.62/year.

10+ years of experience w/ Advanced peace officer certification or higher: $65,177.04/year

• Age: 21
• Education: High School Diploma or GED
• Experience: Texas Peace Officers License

Education and Experience: Must be a US Citizen. Must be 21 years of age. High school Diploma or GED. Must qualify with a weapon annually in accordance with Departmental Standards. Must meet the Physical Readiness Testing requirements according to TCSO policy.

Licenses, Registrations, Certifications, or Special Requirements: Valid Texas Driver’s License Peace Officer Certification in good standing with TCOLE

Preferred: Paid experience as a Peace Officer working in law enforcement or courthouse security Intermediate or higher Peace Officer Certification Jailer License (dual certification) Court Security Officer Certification (TCOLE #10999) TCOLE Court Security Specialist Certificate