How to Apply for a Job with the Stephens County Sheriff's Office (SCSO Job Application)

Stephens County Sheriff’s Office uses an online form titled “SCSO Job Application” for job applicants. Start by opening that official form and working through it in one sitting if you can, so you don’t lose your place or accidentally skip required questions.

Choose Position

• ✓ Deputy Sheriff – Sworn (Patrol)
• ✓ Deputy Sheriff – Non-Sworn (Jail)
• ✓ Civilian

The form asks for basic personal and contact details: First Name, Middle Name, Last Name, Email, and Phone. Take a moment to type these exactly the way you want them in your applicant file - especially your email address and phone number - so the Sheriff’s Office can reach you without delays.

You’ll also select your highest level of education from the form’s options: GED, High School Diploma, Some college, Associates Degree, Bachelors Degree, or Masters Degree. Choose the single highest level you’ve completed; if you’re unsure how you’ll want to label it, it helps to have your diploma or transcripts nearby so you can answer consistently.

Near the end, the application includes a space to “List all job-related certificates and licenses,” followed by an Additional Information area. Use the certificates/licenses field to name any credentials that apply to you, then keep your Additional Information short and easy to scan - think a few lines that clarify anything the form didn’t cover or that you want reviewers to notice.

1. Save proof you submitted - after you finish the “SCSO Job Application,” keep a screenshot or confirmation for your records.
2. Watch for follow-up - check the email address you entered on the form so you don’t miss a response.
3. Don’t get thrown off by Google screens - if you see the Google Forms “never share passwords” notice, that’s standard, and if you get a redirect notice pointing to the Stephens Sheriff training-request-form page, back up and make sure you’re on the official job application form.