Sarasota County Sheriff's Office Jobs

Performs responsible accurate work related to the Property and Evidence function. This is a specialized, highly responsible position, storing and maintaining accountability of all property collected for holding by the agency. The member will spend at least 65 percent of time performing duties that involve the collection, examination, preservation, documentation, preparation, or analysis of human tissues or fluids or physical evidence having potential biological, chemical or radiological hazar...

The Booking Technician will perform a wide variety of duties including, but not limited to performing FCIC/NCIC checks, handling appropriate paperwork from law enforcement personnel on all incoming arrests, verify documents from corrections personnel before releasing inmates, assist in court related issues, send and answer teletypes, enter arrest information via data entry, determine bond amounts, inform victims of inmate release, maintain files, respond to inquiries from the general public a...

*THIS IS NOT AN APPLICATION FOR A LAW ENFORCEMENT POSITION, THIS IS ONLY FOR INTEREST IN THE LAW ENFORCEMENT JOB FAIR!!!!*Law Enforcement Job FairTuesday, June 17, 3pm-6pmSarasota County Sheriff's Office Headquarters6010 Cattleridge Blvd.Sarasota, FL 34232The Law Enforcement positions require applicants to be at least 21 years old, with an associate degree or equivalent credit hours (60), only exception would if an applicant had prior LE service of 3 or more years and/or served in the US Mili...

ALL CURRENT SUBMISSIONS WILL BE HELD AND PROCESSED FOR THE JANUARY 2026 ACADEMY SPONSORSHIP CLASS!The corrections deputy recruit will attend the Corrections academy. The recruit is considered civilian until passing the state exam and becoming a CERTIFIED Corrections Deputy. Recruit pay is $29.55 per hour. Once certified, Corrections Deputy annual starting pay is $75,112 (based on 2229.51 hours annually).The corrections deputy will be responsible for a wide variety of duties including, but not...

The corrections deputy will be responsible for a wide variety of duties including, but not limited to, care, custody, and control of inmates; assist and facilitate access in rehabilitation, recovery, and reentry of inmates; escorting inmates to and from their housing locations; overseeing various inmate activities to include hospital watches; controlling and resolving inmate incidents; conducting searches, monitoring security, and conducting inmate counts; preventing escapes; participating in...

The court deputy will be responsible for a variety of duties including, but not limited to, maintaining order in the courtroom, escorting inmates to and from the correctional facility, serving the requests of the judge, searching inmates and/or visitors, conduct pre-courtroom preparation, monitor all activities within the courtroom, direct and supervise the jury pool, patrol the courthouse holding facility, check alarms, inspect transport vehicles, review docket and inmate records, oversee se...

The law enforcement deputy will administer the laws of Sarasota County, the State of Florida and of the United States in a fair, impartial and professional manner. The deputy will have duties that consist of, but not limited to patrolling areas, conducting traffic stops, informing suspects of their rights, arresting suspects, mediating domestic disputes, protecting crime scenes until assistance arrives, reviewing BOLOS, pursuing vehicles, preparing reports or affidavits and any other law enfo...

Shift Work – The Emergency Operations Bureau (EOB) operates 24 hours per day/7 days per week. Shifts assignments include weekends, holidays, on call, hurricanes, evacuations, or other state of emergencies. Shifts are not rotating; you must be flexible and able to work 12-hour shifts including day shift (0700-1900) or night shift (1900-0700). There is no guarantee of shift assignment, it is based on the need once you graduate from the academy. Shift bid occurs once a year, the changeover and n...