Carver County's Jail is on the lookout for individuals ready to fill the vital role of Detention Deputies in a direct supervision environment. The chosen candidates will not only monitor inmates within the housing units but will also be responsible for handling facility emergencies, processing new intakes, and conducting fingerprinting procedures. It's a round-the-clock, everyday commitment that requires a combination of surveillance, administrative duties, and an imperative to provide customer service to individuals awaiting trial or those serving their sentences.
The starting pay for this demanding role is set at $29.50 an hour, with additional financial incentives: a $1.25 hourly bump for working the night shift, and a $1.00 increase for weekend hours. Applicants with diverse backgrounds in terms of experience and education have a shot at these positions, indicating that the Jail is casting a wide net to find suitable candidates for their team.
For those interested in pursuing a career within the justice system, this opportunity presents not only a financial incentive but a chance to become part of the essential workings of our community's law enforcement efforts. The official recruitment post, featured on the Carver County Sheriff's Facebook page, further elaborates on the various roles and responsibilities a Detention Deputy may assume within the county's jail.
Candidates with questions or seeking additional insights into the day-to-day operations of a Detention Deputy are encouraged to reach out to Sgt Stern. He's available for contact at a listed phone number, with the recommendation to leave a voicemail for a callback.
