The Sheriff's Deputy, also known the Peace Officer, maintains a focus on public safety. A broad range of opportunities are available to the Peace Officer. Such as...
- Patrol Division
- Investigations Division
- Bomb, Arson, and Evidence Division
- Computer Crimes
- Special Operations Unit
- Warrants Division
- Training Division
- SWAT
- K-9 Unit
- Civil Division
- Multiple Task Forces
- School Resource Officers
- Crime Analyst
- Too Good for Drugs
As a Deputy Corrections Officer, qualified candidates will be trained to operate a new state-of-the-art correctional facility. Duties include monitoring detainees to ensure a safe and secure environment for Sheriff's Department personnel, civilian staff, and those incarcerated.
Additional assignments include...
- Corrections Response Team
- Courthouse/Lock-up
- Evidence Technician
- Field Training Officer
- Gang Intelligence Unit
- Intake/Transportation
A dispatcher is a civilian position assigned to the Kane County Sheriff’s Communications Center. The center is a 24 hour a day continuous operation facility and is a Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) for ten police departments and seven fire departments. A dispatcher is primarily responsible for ensuring the prompt answering of incoming requests for police, fire, and emergency medical services as well as the timely and appropriate deployment of responders. A dispatcher monitors communications and serves as a vital link to field units, other agencies, and information sources.