Court Officer/(Juvenile Services) Full-Time
williamson county sheriffs officeFranklin (TN)
Court Officer/(Juvenile Services) Full-Time
Posted 4 days ago
williamson county sheriffs officeFranklin (TN)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Juvenile Court Officer Williamson County Juvenile Services is seeking a dependable and detail-oriented Juvenile Court Officer to support the daily operations of Juvenile Court. This position is responsible for ensuring courtroom readiness, maintaining courtroom order and efficiency, and assisting with the coordination of court proceedings for the Juvenile Court Judge and Magistrates. The ideal candidate will demonstrate strong situational awareness, effective communication skills, professionalism, and the ability to maintain a secure and orderly courtroom environment.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
- Prepare courtrooms before scheduled proceedings by ensuring all necessary equipment and materials are in place, including lighting, microphones, nameplates, water, court forms, and designated areas for court reporters.· Complete post-courtroom duties, including securing the courtroom, turning off lights, closing blinds, and cleaning tables and podiums.· Confirm the presence of court security, witnesses, court staff, and all necessary parties before each docket.· Call court to order when the Judge or Magistrate takes the bench and follows scheduled breaks.· Coordinate with Williamson County Sheriff's Department staff regarding adult inmates' attendance at court hearings.· Maintain orderly and quiet areas outside the courtroom, ensuring clear access and appropriate courtroom door indicators are in place.· Monitor and maintain security around the Judge's and Magistrates' bench.· Assist attorneys with exhibits and ensure exhibits are provided to the Clerk when formally introduced.· Perform other related duties as assigned by the Judge, Magistrate, Director, or Assistant Director of Juvenile Services.
Qualifications and Requirements
Education and Experience:
- High school diploma or equivalent required.· Previous law enforcement or military experience preferred.
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