Special Teams Opportunities for Correctional Officer

As a Correctional Officer at the Placer County Sheriff's Office, you have the chance to be part of specialized units that play a crucial role in maintaining order, safety, and rehabilitation within our correctional facilities.

Special Teams

Classification Unit

Become a vital part of the Classification Unit, where you'll be responsible for assessing and assigning appropriate custody levels to inmates. Your role is crucial in maintaining a secure and orderly environment within the correctional facility, ensuring the safety of all individuals.

Critical Incident Response Team

Join the Critical Incident Response Team to be at the forefront of managing high-stress situations within correctional facilities. As a CIRT member, you'll undergo specialized training in crisis intervention, conflict resolution, and emergency response to ensure the safety and security of both staff and inmates during critical incidents.

Honor Guard

Exemplify professionalism and respect by becoming a member of the Honor Guard. This elite unit participates in ceremonial events, funerals, and other occasions to honor fallen officers and represent the correctional facility with dignity.

Utility Officer

As a Utility Officer, you'll be a versatile member of the correctional facility staff, providing support in various areas as needed. Your adaptability and willingness to assist in different roles contribute to the smooth operation of the facility.

Programs Officer

Enhance the rehabilitation and well-being of inmates by becoming a Programs Officer. In this role, you'll coordinate and oversee educational, vocational, and recreational programs within the correctional facility, promoting positive outcomes for inmates.

K9 Handler

Forge a strong bond with a highly trained canine partner as a K9 Handler. Your role in the K9 Unit involves utilizing the keen senses of your canine companion for narcotics detection, search and rescue operations, and maintaining overall security within the correctional facility.

Facilities Officer

Contribute to the maintenance and security of the correctional facility as a Facilities Officer. Your responsibilities may include overseeing building infrastructure, addressing repairs, and ensuring a safe and functional environment for staff and inmates.

Title-15 Compliance Officer

As a Title-15 Compliance Officer, you'll play a pivotal role in ensuring that all correctional procedures and protocols align with Title 15 regulations. Your attention to detail and commitment to compliance contribute to the lawful and ethical operation of the correctional facility.

Mail Team

Join the Mail Team and oversee the processing and inspection of incoming and outgoing mail within the correctional facility. Your role is crucial in preventing the smuggling of contraband and maintaining a secure mail system.

Hazardous Narcotics Cleanup Team

Play a crucial role in maintaining a safe and drug-free environment by joining the Hazardous Narcotics Cleanup Team. Your specialized training will focus on the proper handling and disposal of hazardous materials, contributing to the overall security of the facility.

Classification Unit

Become a vital part of the Classification Unit, where you'll be responsible for assessing and assigning appropriate custody levels to inmates. Your role is crucial in maintaining a secure and orderly environment within the correctional facility, ensuring the safety of all individuals.

Critical Incident Response Team

Join the Critical Incident Response Team to be at the forefront of managing high-stress situations within correctional facilities. As a CIRT member, you'll undergo specialized training in crisis intervention, conflict resolution, and emergency response to ensure the safety and security of both staff and inmates during critical incidents.

K9 Handler

Forge a strong bond with a highly trained canine partner as a K9 Handler. Your role in the K9 Unit involves utilizing the keen senses of your canine companion for narcotics detection, search and rescue operations, and maintaining overall security within the correctional facility.

Facilities Officer

Contribute to the maintenance and security of the correctional facility as a Facilities Officer. Your responsibilities may include overseeing building infrastructure, addressing repairs, and ensuring a safe and functional environment for staff and inmates.

Title-15 Compliance Officer

As a Title-15 Compliance Officer, you'll play a pivotal role in ensuring that all correctional procedures and protocols align with Title 15 regulations. Your attention to detail and commitment to compliance contribute to the lawful and ethical operation of the correctional facility.

Honor Guard

Exemplify professionalism and respect by becoming a member of the Honor Guard. This elite unit participates in ceremonial events, funerals, and other occasions to honor fallen officers and represent the correctional facility with dignity.

Hazardous Narcotics Cleanup Team

Play a crucial role in maintaining a safe and drug-free environment by joining the Hazardous Narcotics Cleanup Team. Your specialized training will focus on the proper handling and disposal of hazardous materials, contributing to the overall security of the facility.

Utility Officer

As a Utility Officer, you'll be a versatile member of the correctional facility staff, providing support in various areas as needed. Your adaptability and willingness to assist in different roles contribute to the smooth operation of the facility.

Programs Officer

Enhance the rehabilitation and well-being of inmates by becoming a Programs Officer. In this role, you'll coordinate and oversee educational, vocational, and recreational programs within the correctional facility, promoting positive outcomes for inmates.

Mail Team

Join the Mail Team and oversee the processing and inspection of incoming and outgoing mail within the correctional facility. Your role is crucial in preventing the smuggling of contraband and maintaining a secure mail system.

In addition to the above specialized positions or teams, COs can be selected as an instructor for: Taser, Impact Weapons, Weaponless Defense, Chemical Agents, Less Lethal Munitions, Strategic Communications, CPR/First Aid/Tac Med

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