Hernando County Sheriff's Office

???????????? ?????????????????????? - ???????????????????????????????? Now Hiring 911 Call Takers & Dispatchers You're invited to the Hernando County Sheriff's Communication Center's quarterly 911 Information Session! Bringing YOU to an exclusive behind the scenes look into becoming a 9-1-1 Telecommunicator. WEDNESDAY - APRIL 9, 2025 - 6:00 - 8:00PM EXCLUSIVE & FREE Information Session! Being held at our main office located at 18900 Cortez Boulevard. Our next 911 Academy will begin on May 5th, 2025 so sign-up today by clicking https://lnkd.in/emduqbbS Discover the value of becoming a behind the scenes hero in Hernando County! - Meet The Teams - Career Path Presentation - Tour The Communication Center - Observation Registration BE911 352-796-6000 Equal Opportunity Employer

?????????????????? ???????????? ???? ???????????????? ???????????????? The Detention Deputy in Training, while working under the direct supervision of a certified Operations Detention Deputy, is directly responsible for the care, custody, and control of inmates. The responsibility of the Detention Deputy in Training is to assist in the security and integrity of the facility, which includes the prevention of escape, injury to the staff, or injury to inmates. Due to the classification status of inmates housed in the Hernando County Detention Center housing units, extreme caution must be exercised during the regular discharge of duties. The Detention Deputy in Training works closely with the Operations Detention Deputy, the Operations Control Room Operator, and the Shift Supervisor. The responsibilities of the Detention Deputy in Training are to assist in supervising inmates housed in this section, including visitation, meals, phone calls, linen, and uniform exchanges, movement of inmates, and recreation. The Detention Deputy in Training reports directly to the Operations Corporal assigned by the Operations Sergeant. If you are interested in pursuing a career in law enforcement, this is a great opportunity to consider. As a Detention Deputy, you will play a crucial role in maintaining the safety and security of the detention center, ensuring the well-being of inmates, and upholding the law. To be eligible for this program, you need to meet certain criteria. You must be at least 18 years old, have a high school diploma or GED, pass a law enforcement background check and pass the CJBAT. The program offers: ? Full-time position as a Detention Deputy in Training ? Salary of $49,000 per year with benefits while you are attending the academy. ? Your salary will increase immediately to $59,505 upon passing the state exam. ? Cost of the corrections academy will be covered by HCSO. ? You will be able to attend the academy on duty. ? You will begin the Field Training Program immediately which will give you hands-on training and knowledge of the profession before even attending the academy. ? You will begin earning Special Risk retirement in the Florida Retirement System. This means that you can collect a full retirement in just 25 years. ? There is also long term potential to attend the cross-over academy and become a Law Enforcement Deputy if that is your goal. For more information and to apply for the Detention Deputy in Training program follow this link https://lnkd.in/eFkHQsEi If you have additional questions you can contact the Human Resources department at 352-754-6830, or contact Sergeant Brad Collito directly at 352-442-9119. This program is an excellent opportunity for individuals to jumpstart their career in law enforcement and contribute to the safety and security of their community. https://lnkd.in/eC-dzZCQ

Four Female Inmates at Hernando County Detention Center Earn GEDs Four female inmates at the Hernando County Detention Center were recognized for their remarkable achievement of earning their General Education Development (GED) diplomas during a special graduation ceremony. The event was a proud moment for the inmates and the facility, showcasing the importance of educational opportunities within the corrections environment. The following inmates were honored for their dedication and perseverance in completing their GEDs: ? Dana Edwards ? Danielle Sharay ? Kristine Schaefer ? Rhonda Smith County Commissioner Brian Hawkins was on hand to offer his congratulations to the graduates. Major Shaun Klucznik, was also there to offer words of encouragement. The GED program is one of many offered through the Re-Entry & Programs Unit at the Hernando County Detention Center, all of which aim to equip inmates with the skills necessary for success after incarceration. Special thanks to our Re-Entry Coordinator, Derek Saunier, for helping make this program run smoothly. Sheriff Nienhuis and the Hernando County Sheriff's Office remain dedicated to providing educational and vocational opportunities that support inmates' personal growth and reduce their likelihood of reoffending.

AJA’s Advancing Jail Operations: Implementing Objective Jail Classification – Course Completed at Hernando County Sheriff’s Office The American Jail Association Advancing Jail Operations: Implementing Objective Jail Classification course wrapped up at the Hernando County Sheriff’s Office in Brooksville, FL! Over the past two days, attendees engaged in real-world application, group exercises, and scenario-based discussions to reinforce best practices in objective jail classification. Lieutenant Justin Beetz, CJM and Sergeant Brad Collito led dynamic sessions, challenging participants to apply classification principles to enhance safety, security, and inmate management. Agencies from Florida and Alabama collaborated throughout the course, sharing insights and strategies to strengthen jail operations. Ashley Miller, legal counsel for Hernando County Sheriff's Office and AJA Board of Directors, provided valuable legal context on landmark case law shaping jail classification. A huge thank you to Hernando County Sheriff's Office for hosting, to all the instructors for their expertise, and to every participant for their dedication to advancing jail operations. Check out these photos from the course, capturing the hands-on learning and collaboration that made this training a success! #JailOperations #CorrectionsTraining #AJA #SheriffsOffice #ObjectiveClassification #LeadershipInCorrections #TrainingSuccess

AJA’s Advancing Jail Operations: Implementing Objective Jail Classification – Happening Now at the Hernando County Sheriff’s Office The Hernando County Sheriff's Office is currently hosting the American Jail Association’s two-day course, Advancing Jail Operations: Implementing Objective Jail Classification, in Brooksville, FL. Major and AJA President-Elect Shaun Klucznik welcomed the class, emphasizing the importance of objective jail classification in ensuring safe and effective jail operations. Ashley Miller, legal counsel for the Hernando County Sheriff’s Office and AJA Board of Directors, presented on landmark case law that shaped objective jail classification, providing valuable insight into its legal foundation and operational impact. The remainder of the course is being led by Lieutenant Justin Beetz, CJM and Sergeant Brad Collito guiding attendees through best practices in objective jail classification to enhance safety, security, and inmate management. Agencies from across Florida and Alabama are actively participating, including: Baldwin County, AL Bradford County Sheriff’s Office Brevard County Sheriff’s Office Desoto County Sheriff’s Office Dixie County Sheriff’s Office HDR (Architectural Firm) Hernando County Sheriff’s Office Highlands County Sheriff’s Office Marion County Sheriff’s Office Osceola County Corrections Pasco County Corrections Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office Putnam County Sheriff’s Office Walton County Sheriff’s Office This hands-on training is fostering valuable discussions and collaboration as agencies work together to strengthen jail operations. #JailOperations #CorrectionsTraining #AJA #SheriffsOffice #ObjectiveClassification #LeadershipInCorrections

***Update... We only have a few seats left*** Trade the Cold for Learning in Sunny Florida this February!??? Join us for the American Jail Association's?Advancing Jail Operations: Implementing Objective Jail Classification Systems Workshop?hosted by the Hernando County Sheriff's Office in Brooksville, FL. While you're here, enjoy the mild winter weather and visit local attractions like the famous?Weeki Wachee Mermaids???♀?. Located just 45 minutes from Tampa, Clearwater, and St. Petersburg, and only 90 minutes from Orlando, this workshop combines professional development with a chance to explore the best of West-Central Florida. Don't miss this opportunity to learn and unwind-register today!

Trade the Cold for Learning in Sunny Florida this February!??? Join the American Jail Association's?Advancing Jail Operations: Implementing Objective Jail Classification Systems Workshop?hosted by the Hernando County Sheriff's Office in Brooksville, FL. While you're here, enjoy the mild winter weather and visit local attractions like the famous?Weeki Wachee Mermaids???♀?. Located just 45 minutes from Tampa, Clearwater, and St. Petersburg, and only 90 minutes from Orlando, this workshop combines professional development with a chance to explore the best of West-Central Florida. Don't miss this opportunity to learn and unwind-register today!

Exciting Career Opportunity Alert! Join Our Team as an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) - Family! Hernando County Sheriff's Office is proud to announce a new position at our Detention Center! We're looking for a dedicated Family APRN to make a real difference in providing compassionate care to our inmate population. What You’ll Do: Perform medical evaluations and provide acute and chronic care services. Prescribe medications and manage treatment plans within state-approved guidelines. Collaborate with medical and detention staff to ensure comprehensive health care. Be part of a supportive team focused on quality care and innovative solutions. Why Join Us? Competitive salary range: $94,631.00 - $130,451.00 Be a trailblazer in this newly created role. Work in a dynamic environment where your expertise matters. Qualifications: Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) or post-Master’s Certification. Florida APRN license and CPR-BLS/ACLS certification. At least 1 year of experience as a Family APRN or 2+ years in healthcare (corrections experience a plus!). Apply Today! Become part of our mission to deliver exceptional care at the Hernando County Detention Center. This is more than a job—it’s a chance to make a difference every day. #HealthcareCareers #APRNJobs #CorrectionalNursing #NursingOpportunities #JoinOurTeam

?????????????????? ???????????? ???? ???????????????? ???????????????? Do you have an interest in becoming a detention deputy? This could be your opportunity to start a career in corrections. The full-time Detention Deputy In Training position is a way to begin that journey! This position performs general corrections work with the responsibility of the custody, care and control of inmates while under the direct supervision of a certified Operations Detention Deputy. The responsibility of the Detention Deputy In Training is to assist in the security and integrity of the facility, which includes prevention of escape, injury to the staff, or injury to inmates For more information and/or to apply, click the link below: https://lnkd.in/eFkHQsEi

The Hernando County Sheriff’s Office Detention Center is NOW HIRING certified detention deputies! If you are interested in pursuing a career in law enforcement, this is a great opportunity to consider. As a Detention Deputy, you will play a crucial role in maintaining the safety and security of the detention center, ensuring the well-being of inmates, and upholding the law. Already certified and ready to join our family as a Detention Deputy? Click here https://lnkd.in/epVk749Q