Boone County announces job opening for part-time jailer position

Shawn Bryant, Chairman at Boone County
Shawn Bryant, Chairman at Boone County
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Boone County announced on Mar. 18 a job opening for a part-time jailer at the Boone County Jail. The position involves working under the direction of the Sheriff, Chief Deputy, or Jail Administrator and includes a range of responsibilities related to inmate care and facility operations.

The role is important for maintaining the safety and order of the jail. Correctional officers are considered essential personnel, which means they are required to work 12-hour rotating shifts that include nights, weekends, and holidays as needed.

Duties for this position include booking prisoners, data entry, overseeing prisoner health and welfare, feeding inmates, cleaning and maintaining the facility, record keeping, escorting inmates to court, and other tasks necessary for the orderly operation of the jail. The officer may also be asked to adjust their schedule to cover other shifts or special circumstances as determined by the Sheriff or their designee.

The job listing was posted on Mar. 17 and is available in the Jail Department. Interested applicants can view all job listings and apply online through Boone County’s official channels.

This announcement highlights ongoing staffing needs within correctional facilities and underscores the essential nature of correctional officers in ensuring public safety.



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