Will You Answer the Call? The Cochise County Sheriff is Hiring Deputies!

• If you've dreamed of a career in law enforcement, consider becoming a Cochise County Sheriff's Office Deputy
• Qualifications, requirements, and how to apply
• Hurry, you must apply before the deadline

Consider a Career in Arizona Law Enforcement

Do you have what it takes to start a career with the Cochise County Sheriff's Office?

The Cochise County Sheriff’s Office is looking for a few good men and women who are looking to start a career in law enforcement. From now until March 8th, the CCSO is accepting applications.

If you're at least 21 years old and a United States citizen, have your high school diploma or GED, this could be your next career. You can even train close to home. The Police Academy is located on the Sierra Vista campus of Cochise College.

The CCSO is offering a great salary, benefits, and even a retirement plan. You'll even receive and allowance to pay for your uniform and body armor/vest.

What Does a CCSO Deputy Do?

A Deputy with the Cochise County Sheriff's Office:

According to the Cochise County Sheriff's Office website, "Under various levels of supervision, a Cochise County Deputy performs entry, journey and senior level law enforcement work of moderate difficulty involving the preservation of life and property, maintaining law and order, and enforcing laws and ordinances".

This description is just the beginning. Many members of the Cochise County Sheriff's Office go on to long, fulfilling careers in public service.

Assisting others and keeping the public safe is a calling. If you've always dreamed of a career in law enforcement, this is your chance to see if life with the Cochise County Sheriff's Office is right for you.

The complete description of duties and information on how to apply can be found on the Cochise County Website. Search for "deputy".

Special thanks to the Cochise County Sheriff's Office for supplying information and photos contained in this article.