Jail Deputy

1. Properly record and complete the prisoner booking process.
2. Properly record and complete prisoner release procedures.
3. Properly access, input and retrieve information from a computer to complete required reports and update records.
4. Orientates new prisoners to the jail.
5. Maintain accurate daily records of prisoner population and location.
6. Distribute clothing, bedding, and personal items to new prisoners.
7. Distribute mail, meal trays, medications, clothing, personal care items and commissary goods, properly and accurately record distribution of same and retrieve the same when appropriate.
8. Clean and maintain all areas of the jail.
9. Distribute cleaning supplies to prisoners and supervise the cleaning of occupied cell areas.
10. Prepare prisoners for transfer by applying the appropriate restraints, when necessary.
11. Provide security escort for prisoners when transferring to different areas of jail and when transferring outside the jail for medical services and court appearances.
12. Properly record information on log sheets or in log books.
13. Connect and operate video visitation equipment and properly complete visitation log.
14. Maintain jail security by completing cell checks, random prisoner counts, monitoring cell areas on surveillance equipment, and completing lock down procedures.
15. Escort maintenance personnel and other authorized persons within the facility as needed.
16. Complete thorough random cell inspections to search for unauthorized items.
17. When necessary, assist fellow officers, use physical force, restraints and other equipment to maintain the safety and security of the jail.
18. Testify in court when required.
19. React to change productively.
20. Ability to work weekends, holidays and overtime hours and complete all other duties as assigned and ordered.
21. Availability to respond to emergency situations when called.

1. Knowledge of operating general office equipment, including typewriter, computer, copier, fax and printer.
2. Knowledge and use of cleaning equipment and laundry equipment.
3. Ability to analyze situations quickly and objectively and to determine a proper course of action to be taken consistent with established policies and procedures.
4. Ability to cope with various situations firmly, fairly, consistently and with respect for the rights of others.
5. Ability to communicate and write effectively.
6. Ability to understand and carry out oral and written instructions and to write clear and comprehensive reports.
7. Ability to endure strenuous physical activity and to react calmly to dangerous situations.

1. High school diploma or equivalent.
2. Valid Kansas driver license.