Sheriff's Deputy - Full-Time

The BCSO

Becoming a Full-Time Deputy at the Blaine County Sheriff's Office comes with a range of benefits, including competitive pay, an excellent compensation package, and, most importantly, the honor of serving and protecting the citizens of Blaine County. We offer flexible scheduling, allowing Deputies to choose between three 12-hour shifts or four 10-hour shifts per week.

BCSO is a home for those who wish to be a part of something greater. As a Full-Time Deputy, you'll have the opportunity to advance your career on your own terms. Take control of your future, both within and beyond the BCSO.

Overview:

As a Deputy Sheriff, you play a crucial role in maintaining public safety and upholding the law within our community. This multifaceted position involves various responsibilities, including but not limited to the following:

Key Responsibilities:

• Enforcement of the Law: You will respond to and appropriately handle public offenses, ensuring the safety of individuals and property. This may involve making forcible arrests, using firearms, and taking necessary action within the boundaries of the law and departmental policies.

• Evidence Management: You will be responsible for searching, securing, and managing evidence and contraband in accordance with established protocols.

• Testimony: Providing clear and concise testimony in legal proceedings is an essential part of your role. You will be required to appear in court when necessary.

• Administrative Duties: Completing law enforcement administrative tasks, such as report writing and record maintenance, is integral to the position. These records are vital for legal and operational purposes.

• Policy and Procedure Adherence: Keeping abreast of evolving laws and departmental policies affecting your area of assignment is crucial. You are expected to maintain current knowledge and apply it effectively.

• Equipment Management: Ensuring the proper maintenance, storage, and proficiency of all issued equipment, including weapons and ammunition, is essential for your role.

• Emergency Response: You may be called upon to respond to various emergent situations, including natural disasters, civil unrest, or tactical scenarios, to protect lives and prevent criminal activities.

• Collateral Duties: Additional responsibilities or assignments may be delegated as needed.

• Community Engagement: Practicing community-based policing, fostering positive interactions with residents, and participating in collaborative problem-solving efforts are also important aspects of your role.