
Employment Opportunities
Sheriff Don Ash
710 N. 7th Street
Suite 20
Phone: 913-573-2865
Email: dash@wycokck.org
We invite you to come be a part of our team!
The Wyandotte County Sheriff’s Office invites you to be a part of our team. We offer many career opportunities both as civilian employees and commissioned law enforcement officers (deputies).
Below are some of the great career opportunities you will find at the Wyandotte County Sheriff's Office. Full time employees receive excellent benefits package, including health, dental, and life insurance, and ten days vacation after a year of service.
There are several great job opportunities available that are not listed on this page. For more information, or job postings, check out the Human Resources section of the Unified Government website to view current listing.
Detention Deputy
Pre Application
Job Description
Deputy Sheriff
Brief Job Description:
Requires skills necessary to successfully interact with inmates and enforce the rules and regulations of the Detention Center. Also responsible for ensuring the rights of inmates are protected under the United States Constitution. Must be able to write clear, concise, detailed reports.
Minimum Requirements:
High School Diploma or GED, must provide copy. Must be 21 years of age and good moral character. Must provide a copy of valid driver's license, birth certificate, and DD-214 if prior military service. Experience in law enforcement or correctional field preferred, but not necessary. College courses in criminal justice field desired. Successful applicants must pass the following tests: ABLE, MMPI, and a Polygraph examination.
Juvenile Detention Officer
Brief Job Description:
Responsibilities include assisting in the admission and discharge of residents, participating in the organizing, directing, and evaluating of the activities of the shift, ensuring all records are accurate and complete before transferring responsibility to the next shift, and providing support and structure for detained youth through fair and consistent enforcement of rules, application of consequences through active listening and understanding.
Minimum Requirements:
A high school diploma or GED is required. Must be at least 21 years of age. Three credit hours of psychology preferred and or one year of experience. All applicants must provide a copy of birth certificate, high school diploma or GED, DD-214 if applicant has prior military service, and driver's license.