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The Juvenile Detention Officer I must obtain 40 hours of on-the-job training with an additional 120 hours of training in the first year of employment with 40 hours of annual refresher training required each year thereafter.
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Able to obtain Washington State Corrections Officer certification within six (6) months form date of employment as Juvenile Detention Officer. Able to obtain Washington State Corrections Officer Certificate within six (6) months of employment.
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Under the direction of the Detention Sergeant the Detention Deputy maintains security and safety within the jail by supervising activities of inmates. A Detention Deputy also working a majority of hours between 3:00PM and 6:00AM will be paid a shift/night differential of $1.25 per hour.
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Preference for 3 years' experience in immigration law, including experience with detention, asylum, and criminal law as it relates to immigration consequences. Job responsibilities include: Providing “Know Your Rights” presentations and legal screenings for detained immigrants, documenting detention conditions, legal representation in immigration proceedings before the Immigration Court; appellate proceedings before the Board of Immigration Appeals; proceedings before the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, and engaging in advocacy with local and national partners on behalf of detained immigrants.
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We invite you to consider joining these public safety professionals as a Detention Deputy. These examples are not all inclusive and are intended to be illustrative of primary responsibilities of an Anoka County Detention Deputy.
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Job Summary: The Detention Officer is responsible to ensure the safety and security of detainees in custody, acting in accordance with the highest ethical standards at all times, and ensuring a spirit of fairness and integrity in the on-going execution of their duties.
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Must have successfully completed an Arizona detention or corrections academy, or Correctional Officer Training Academy (COTA) and have prior experience (within the last 3 years) working as a detention or corrections officer for the State of Arizona, an Arizona city, county or town, or a private prison/detention center.
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The On-Call Juvenile Detention Officer position requires availability to work on an as-needed basis, often with short notice. Work under the general supervision of the Juvenile Detention Center Director, Supervisor or Sergeant.
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Requisition No: 828572 Agency: Juvenile Justice Working Title: JUVENILE JUSTICE DETENTION OFFICER I - 80003465 Pay Plan: Career Service Position Number: 80003465 Salary: $1,596.00 Bi-Weekly Posting Closing Date: 05/27/2024 Total Compensation Estimator Tool The Department of Juvenile Justice salutes our heroes.
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The Detention Officer performs routine duties in accordance with established policies, regulations and procedures to maintain order and provide for the security, care and direct supervision of inmates/residents in housing units, at meals, during recreation, on work assignments and during all other phases of activity in a correctional facility.
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Note: All candidates, irrespective of military or civilian experience, must also possess a current Tier 1 Police Officer Certification in good standing from the Indiana Law Enforcement Training Board.
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Applicants with a post secondary education or one year of experience working with youth may be selected for a Probationary Juvenile Detention Officer position. Participates in a prescribed detention officer training program to learn required, policies, procedures and practices for dealing with the needs, demands and requirements of incarcerated adults.
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Maintain safety and security of inmates, staff and detention facilities, provide custody and control of inmates, preserve order and discipline, and supervise inmates according to Pinal County Sheriff's Office Adult Detention Center (PCSO-ADC) policies and procedures and state and Federal regulations under basic supervision.
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The Juvenile Supervision Officer (Juvenile Detention Officer) position monitors and supervises the daily activities of detained juveniles in the detention facility. Detention Officers are directly accountable to the Shift Supervisor/Supervisor on duty.
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