Bailiff - Part Time
Job Description
Under general supervision, performs courtroom duties in accordance with court rules and regulations, relevant peace officer duties, special program administration and other assignments as directed by the Judge. Job Responsibilities:
Patrols the courthouse and courthouse property to enforce court regulations, observe activity of people present, prevent and discover crimes, and preserve law and order. Preserve order in the court and within hearing of the court, attend to the needs of the jury, and open and close court. Enforce court rules, local, state, and federal laws and regulations. Prevent persons from coming within the bar, except officers of the court, attorneys, parties, jurors, or witnesses in the matter being tried. Keep the passageway to the bar clear for ingress or egress. Search court facilities and participants for contraband and weapons. Take custody of and supervise prisoners during court proceedings. Initiate required court documents. Obtain criminal history and driving records, when applicable, on individuals appearing before the Court. Transport prisoners between court and the county jail; transport individuals detained by other jurisdictions on warrants. Provide security escort services for the Court and other County staff members as directed. Answer and respond to calls and complaints regarding crimes against property and persons, including homicides, shootings, fires, automobile accidents, drug violations, juvenile problems, civil disobedience, and other violations of the law in the court or on courthouse property. Enforce laws and ordinances, issue warnings and citations, and make arrests for violations occurring in areas of assignment. Conduct investigations of injuries and accidents occurring in any Court facility or other assigned area. Secure crime scenes and conduct preliminary criminal investigations, interview witnesses, and gather evidence. Administer first aid when a medical condition occurs. Serve court orders regarding civil or criminal processes specifically directed by the Court or presiding Judge. Contact and cooperate with other law enforcement agencies in matters relating to the appearance of offenders and the investigation of offenses. Apprehend, arrest, and maintain temporary custody of offenders and individuals sought on arrest warrants and other court orders, as well as crimes that occurred in the courthouse or on courthouse property. Interact with the general public in advising on laws, ordinances, and other information; interview persons with complaints and provide proper direction. Perform duties on assignment if a call is received from the public in accordance with correct policies and procedures. Present evidence and testimony in court regarding various criminal complaints and indictments. Research, develop, implement, and supervise various special program projects and related activities as directed by the Judge. Prepare relevant program/project reports and documents. Contribute to special program education and local resource acquisition. Maintain contact with citizens regarding potential law enforcement problems and preserve good relationships with the public. Conduct surveillance and investigations in conjunction with other law enforcement agencies. Maintain professional competencies through attendance and participation in relevant professional training seminars and conferences and participate in job-related training programs regarding law enforcement procedures, firearms, first aid, and related subjects. Qualifications Job Requirements:
Graduation from a high school or G.E.D Valid Nevada driver’s license POST certified or successfully complete POST training within one (1) year of date of hire Successful completion of a recognized course on firearm use and safety Minimum of one (1) year training and/or experience as a bailiff, peace officer, or corrections officer First Aid and CPR certifications upon completion of Academy PC and computer software literacy desirable Some knowledge/experience with CJIS, NCJIS, and NCIC desirable Passing of POST Physical Fitness Test Special Requirements Nye County requires a pre-employment drug screen through a designated facility; employment is contingent upon successful completion of this process. Applications must be received by the deadline. Postmarks are not accepted. Resumes are accepted when attached to a completed application. Applications returned without the required documentation or not filled out completely will not be considered. Applications may be obtained and returned to the following NYE COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCES Departments: P.O. Box 3400, 101 Radar Road, Tonopah, NV 89049 or 2101 E. Calvada Blvd, Suite 150 Pahrump, NV 89048. Applications may also be obtained by emailing [email protected] or can be downloaded from www.nyecountynv.gov. Nye County is an Equal Opportunity Employer; applicants requesting accommodation under the ADA should contact Human Resources. Please call (775) 751-6301 with any questions. Deadline: Open Until Filled. #J-18808-Ljbffr