Corrections Officer

The Washtenaw County Jail utilizes the operational philosophy of Strategic Inmate Management. We take pride in providing a safe environment while addressing the needs of inmates in our facility.  
Annual salary ranges from $39,735.28 - $69,880.67 (start at higher rate of pay with experience / education).

Deputy Sheriff

Our police services staff is dedicated to upholding the Sheriff’s Office Mission serving the citizens of Washtenaw County with a community-based and problem-oriented policing foundation. Applicants interested in academy sponsorship are encouraged to apply for Deputy Sponsorship or any other WCSO position.
Annual salary ranges from $52,681.20 - $71,858.93 (start at higher rate of pay with experience / education).

Communications Operator

As an integral part of Washtenaw County’s public safety system, our Communications Operators answer emergency and non-emergency phone lines, assist a variety of law enforcement agencies, coordinate needed responses to our citizens, and help save lives.  
Annual salary ranges from $39,649.48 - $69,653.01 (start at higher rate of pay with experience / education).

Community Service Officer

The operational philosophy of the Washtenaw County Jail, Strategic Inmate Management, impacts all operations of the jail. Community Service Officers (CSOs) work in a variety of roles in the Sheriff’s Office, including most of the administrative duties of the Intake, Transfer, and Release (ITR) of the jail.
Annual salary ranges from $34,736.52 - $52,370.03 (start at higher rate of pay with experience / education).

Animal Control Officer

Our animal control staff furthers the mission of the Sheriff's Office by supporting police services operations throughout Washtenaw County.  ACOs respond to calls for service relating to a variety of domestic, wildlife, and other animal issues.
Annual salary ranges from $34,736.52 - $52,370.03 (start at higher rate of pay with experience / education).

Dispatch Operations Coordinator

Applications will be accepted until February 1, 2022 at 0800 hours.
The Dispatch Operations Coordinators (DOCs) are responsible for the supervision of day-to-day operations in the Metro Dispatch Center. DOCs are tasked with overseeing 38 staff members. As Metro Dispatch continues to grow in personnel, call volume, and responsibilities, the need for additional supervisory leadership increases. The Dispatch Center is responsible for 911 call handling and public safety dispatching for over 92% of Washtenaw County’s population. Metro Dispatch is responsible for dispatching nine (9) police agencies.
Annual salary ranges from $55,604.90 - $79,142.70 (start at higher rate of pay with experience / education).