Human Resources
The Human Resources Unit is unique in its function. The unit has a myriad of responsibilities which include the hiring of all new personnel and handling of promotional processes.
The mission of the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office is to provide quality law enforcement, custodial and court related services for all persons in Tulsa County. If helping others and community service are your goals, then a position with the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office may be for you. The application process is multi-staged and designed to recruit quality employees. The Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office is an equal opportunity and drug free work place.
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Open Positions:
Clerk II
Under general supervision, performs clerical duties for the Sheriff's Office. Composes and prepares routine correspondence for signature. Prepares reports. Answers phone. Maintains a large variety of files and records, Operates PC, copier and other office ...
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Janitor
Under direct supervision, maintains premises of Tulsa County building clean and orderly by performing the following duties: • Sweeps and mops floors as needed. • Vacuum and Waxing floor as needed. • Empties wastebaskets and ...
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Telecommunicator I
Under direct supervision during training period and under limited supervision thereafter, is responsible for simultaneously operating a multi-channel radio console and a multi-line telephone, while maintaining computer aided dispatch systems and other computer systems. Responsible ...
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Full-Time Detention Officer
Detention officers are responsible for the custody and control of prisoners in the David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center, maintaining their security during their time of incarceration and assuming responsibility for all their needs during detention while utilizing the principles of Direct Supervision.
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