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San Mateo County
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
A tradition of service since 1856
Deputy Sheriff Bailiff
$10,741.47- $11,363.74 Monthly
Deputy Sheriff Bailiffs are sworn peace officers who play a vital role in California's justice system. Assigned exclusively to the San Mateo County Superior Court, Bailiffs maintain a safe and secure environment for judges, jurors, attorneys, court staff, litigants, the public, and incarcerated persons while ensuring court proceedings are conducted with professionalism and order.
This is a law enforcement position dedicated to courtroom security and judicial operations. Deputy Sheriff Bailiffs serve exclusively within the Superior Court and remain assigned to Bailiff duties throughout their employment in this classification. They are not assigned to Patrol, investigative units, or the Sheriff's correctional facilities.
Applicants must possess a valid California Basic POST Certificate and meet all minimum qualifications outlined in the job announcement.
What You'll Do:
As a Deputy Sheriff Bailiff, you will:
• Maintain security and order within courtrooms and court facilities.
• Preserve order among participants and spectators during court proceedings.
• Enforce courtroom rules and ensure proceedings remain safe and orderly.
• Escort jurors and serve as their liaison during court sessions and deliberations.
• Escort, supervise, and safeguard incarcerated persons during court appearances.
• Assist judges during courtroom proceedings.
• Provide information regarding courtroom procedures, customs, and regulations.
• Make arrests for violations occurring during court proceedings.
• Testify in court when required.
• Supervise incarcerated persons in court holding areas.
• Prepare reports, court records and related Sheriff's Office documentation.
• Perform other law enforcement duties as assigned.