What Jobs Are Available at Stephens County Sheriff's Office (Patrol, Jail, Civilian)

Stephens County Sheriff's Office uses a Google Form for job applications. The first thing you'll do is choose which type of position you're applying for - before entering any personal details. That initial choice matters. The form only offers a handful of job categories, so if you already know whether you want patrol, jail, or a non-law-enforcement role, select the matching option and keep moving.

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

Submit your application through the Sheriff's Office Google Form. That's where you'll indicate whether you're applying for Patrol (sworn), Jail (non-sworn), or a Civilian role. Once you pick your category, the same form collects your basic info so the office can follow up.

• ✓ Your contact details, including e-mail, first name, last name, and phone number
• ✓ Your highest level of education (GED, High School Diploma, Some college, Associates Degree, Bachelors Degree, Masters Degree, or Other)

Not sure which category fits? Look at how the form breaks things down: sworn Patrol, non-sworn Jail, and Civilian. If you still can't tell where you belong, choosing "Civilian" works as a practical default - your application still gets submitted. You can also check Stephens County Sheriff's Office resources for clarification. The training request form page on stephenssheriff.com is a useful starting point if you need help getting routed to the right place.

This explainer covers only the job categories and basic fields on the official Stephens County Sheriff's Office application form - position choices, contact info, and education. It doesn't include job descriptions, pay, schedules, hiring steps, or minimum qualifications, since those details aren't part of the form itself.