Geauga County Sheriff - Positions Available

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Positions Available

Special Service Deputy – Information Technology Specialist

The Geauga County Sheriff’s Office will be accepting applications and resumes for the position of Special Service Deputy – Information Technology Specialist.

Minimum Qualifications: The Special Service Deputy possesses at least a Secondary Education (High School or GED), knowledge of basic Computer Applications, and maintains current certification in CPR and basic first aid. The Special Service Deputy has no felony or serious misdemeanor convictions. The Special Service Deputy effectively performs multiple tasks at the same time. The Special Service Deputy possesses knowledge of office equipment (copy machines, fax machines, etc). Each Special Service assignment requires additional specialized skills and training, which in many cases will be greater than those listed here. The Special Service Deputy possesses a valid state driver’s license and meets qualifications to drive a county car and be covered under the insurance policy. The Special Service Deputy understands and applies written and oral directives issued from Policy and Procedures, Supervisors, and the Ohio Revised Code.

In addition to the minimum required qualifications, the ideal candidate will be required to pass an interview and a comprehensive background check. Additionally, the ideal candidate will possess knowledge and experience in the following IT functions:

Install, configures, maintain, support and troubleshoot software and hardware installations for servers, client workstations, standalone machines and cameras. These include but are not limited to general and public safety specific systems such as records, jail, civil, fleet dispatch, administrative management, cruiser and surveillance video, criminal and civilian fingerprints.
Work with records to submit NIBRS reports to the state
Install, update and work with the state on the crash and citation software provided
Creates and modifies forms and other documents
Maintain employee lists and user accounts
Maintain confidential records
Assist with records requests especially where records exist in old databases or are difficult to locate
Work with vendors for product specifications, cost, warranty and invoices
Work variable hours as needed to support the functions of the Office and other agencies; including providing assistance from home. On call 24/7 for IT assistance to all county agencies
Detail oriented with problem-solving skills and is self-motivated. Multitask. Work well with each agencies hierarchy
Learn new skills, helps with tasks outside of the job description
Maintain Electronic Jail Key Box
Work with other SSDs
Collaborate with Grants officer on technology grants
Install and maintain all MDTs connected to the Public Safety private network throughout the county. Works well with all county agencies to keep MDTs functioning.
Work with cellular vendor to maintain MDT connections and troubleshoot any connection issues
Work with County DOIT on any networking, server, email and other issues
Work with admin for funding and ordering equipment and supplies
Work with county maintenance for cabling and various projects
Other duties as assigned

Interested candidates should apply online and email a resume to Lt. Gribbons at ggribbons@co.geauga.oh.us. Applications will be accepted until July 1, 2021.

Part-Time/Full-Time Communications Officer (Dispatcher)

Interested in a career in Public Safety Communications?

The Geauga County Sheriff’s Office is now accepting applications for Part-Time/Full-Time Communications Officer (Dispatcher).

This challenging and fast-paced work environment offers many opportunities for dedicated, conscientious people looking to have a rewarding career maintaining the Public Safety of residents and visitors of Geauga County. Past Public Safety Dispatching Experience is preferred but not required. Minimum qualifications include, but are not limited to; Must be at least 18 years of age, have a valid Ohio Driver’s License, a minimum of a secondary education or equivalent, computer knowledge, and will be required to pass an extensive background check. Interested candidates should send applications to Lt. Brandon Reed at breed@co.geauga.oh.us.

Interested in Volunteering?

Auxiliary Positions Available

Are you looking for a way to give back to your community?

Do you want to have a direct effect on the people in your community?

Do want to help extend the reach of Geauga County’s Safety Forces?

Here is your opportunity to help:

Join the Sheriff’s Auxiliaries, help the Sheriff and his Deputies in their mission to keep Geauga County Safe.

Learn Traffic control, Radio operations, be the extra set of eyes at events. Do a ride along with Deputies, help with Public Relations.

And if you have a horse and the gumption to ride, apply for the Geauga County Sheriff’s Office Mounted Unit. Looking for friendly horses, and riders of course, for Patrol, Search and Rescue, and parade duty!

If interested, contact Commander Travis Fasko, (440) 279-2009 extension 4733, TFasko@co.geauga.oh.us.

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