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June 26, 2023
The Iron County Sheriff’s Office is currently accepting applications to fill a vacant full time Deputy Sheriff position. Candidates must be MCOLES Licensed and be willing to work irregular shifts. The county also offers a $1,500 sign-on bonus.
Starting Wage/Compensation:
$28.78/Hour plus full benefit package. Candidates with prior policing experience may qualify to start at a higher hourly rate than entry level.
Prospective candidates will undergo an interview process and a comprehensive background investigation. A resume and application should be sent to Iron County Sheriff’s Office.
Applications can be picked-up at the Iron County Sheriff’s Office or requested by calling the Iron County Sheriff’s Office at 906-875-0650.
Mail completed applications and resumes to:
Iron County Sheriff’s Office
ATTN: U/S Robert Reid
2 South 6th St., Suite 18
Crystal Falls, MI 49920
*Iron County is an equal opportunity provider and employer*
Opening Date: 6/28/2023
Closing Date: 12/31/2023
