Job Description
Yuma County is seeking a Court Security Manager (Grade 16) to lead the Superior Court in Yuma County's Safety and Security Scheme. This working manager role manages the security and safety of court facilities, organizes and schemes deployment of Security Officers, and carries out training and performance evaluations.
The individual in this role will organize court security planning and operations with judges and court personnel, and will perform the complete range of Court Security Officer responsibilities as needed. This role is perfect for an experienced security expert who combines leadership abilities with hands-on operational capability.
The role is located at 197 S. Main Street, Suite 303, Yuma, AZ 85364, and is full-time with a pay variety of $31.42 - $39.28 per hour, determined by education and know-how. Applications are reviewed continuously, with the first examine on July 24, 2026.
Salary & Compensation
Salary: $31.42 - $39.28 per hour.
Qualification
To qualify for the Court Security Manager post, you must encounter the minimum qualifications established by Yuma County and the Superior Court. This role requires background in security management, law enforcement, or a related field, with demonstrated leadership and training capabilities.
- Expertise managing security operations, preferably in a court or public sector setting.
- Insight of court security procedures, safety protocols, and emergency response.
- Aptitude to train, oversee, and evaluate security personnel.
- Robust communication and interpersonal competencies to arrange with judges, court workforce, and law enforcement.
- Sound driver's license and capacity to pass a background verify.
- High school diploma or equivalent; additional education in criminal justice or security management preferred.
- Certification in security management or law enforcement training is a plus.
- Physical aptitude to perform security officer tasks, such as standing, walking, and responding to incidents.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Manage the Superior Court's Safety and Security Program and team.
- Organize, organize, and plan deployment of Security Officers.
- Train Court Security Officers and supervisors, and evaluate performance.
- Strategy and arrange court security planning and operations with judges and court personnel.
- Perform packed span of Court Security Officer responsibilities as needed.
- Assign, assess, and evaluate work of assigned workforce.
- Grow and put in place security policies and procedures.
- Run security assessments and suggest improvements.
- Respond to security incidents and emergencies.
- Maintain security equipment and confirm correct functioning.
Conditions & Requirements
- Must be fit to pass a thorough background investigation.
- May call for occasional overtime or shift perform.
- Must uphold physical fitness to perform security tasks.
- Legitimate Arizona driver's license or capacity to obtain one.
- Compliance with court security standards and policies.
- May want to transport a firearm and keep up certification.
Benefits
- Competitive hourly pay of $31.42 - $39.28.
- Full-time employment with secure state role.
- Prospect to lead a security team in a critical public safety role.
- Training and skilled development opportunities.
- Retirement benefits through Arizona state system.
- Health, dental, and vision insurance possibilities.
- Paid time off and holidays.
- Operate in a professional court environment.
How You Will Be Evaluated
- Submissions are reviewed by Superior Court Human Tools.
- First review of submissions occurs on July 24, 2026.
- Qualified you may be invited for an meeting.
- Selection covers background review and reference verification.
- Last provide contingent on winning completion of all pre-employment needs.
Required Documents
- Finished online submission through GovernmentJobs.
- Supplemental questions as piece of the application.
- Resume (optional but recommended).
- Proof of relevant certifications or training (if applicable).
- Sound driver's license (may be requested later).
How to Apply
- Stop by the authorized GovernmentJobs announcement page for Yuma County.
- Produce or to your candidate account.
- Finalize the online application form and response all supplemental questions.
- Evaluate your application for accuracy and send in before the cutoff.
- Submissions are forwarded to Superior Court Human Assets; Yuma County HR doesn’t examine them.
Additional Information
- This role is open until filled; first assess of applications is July 24, 2026.
- Pay is advertised from minimum to mid-point hourly rate; concluding present based on education and know-how.
- Submissions are sought on behalf of the Superior Court in Yuma County.
- Yuma County Human References doesn’t review submissions; all are forwarded to Superior Court HR.
- This is a functioning manager post; you’ll perform security officer responsibilities as needed.
- This role demands coordination with judges and court personnel.
- Continuous recruitment means no set closing date; apply early for consideration.
- For questions, contact Superior Court Human Tools in Yuma County.
About Company
Yuma County is a area public sector entity serving the Yuma, Arizona area. It provides necessary public solutions covering law enforcement, courts, and public safety. The Superior Court in Yuma County is a crucial judicial branch responsible for handling criminal, civil, and family cases.
The Court Security Manager role is critical to securing the safety of court facilities, team, and the public. Yuma County provides a steady function environment with competitive compensation and benefits, making it an attractive employer for security professionals seeking public offering.
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