Interested in a career in law enforcement? There are many different opportunities within the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office. You can become a Deputy Sheriff in any of four areas: the Police Road Patrol, Jail, Court Security, and Civil Bureaus. For more information on what each of these bureaus does, click “Bureaus” on the home page.

An equal opportunity employer.
Patrick O’Flynn, the Monroe County Sheriff, is committed to cultural and racial diversity. He believes that a diverse community is best served by a diverse Sheriff’s Office.

As Sheriff O'Flynn has stated in the Monroe County Sheriff's Office policies, "This Office strictly prohibits discrimination in hiring, employment practices and operational activities on the basis of age, race, creed, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability, marital status or sexual orientation. We are an equal opportunity employer, committed to diversity."

Current Job Openings
Notices of tests and positions available at the Sheriff's Office.

How to Apply
Includes information on testing dates, salaries, and general requirements.

Job Descriptions
Find out what kinds of jobs are available and their specific requirements.

Opportunities for Youth
Information on trainees, interns, and the Boy Scout Explorer Post.

Take a Sample Test
You will be required to successfully pass a written exam to perform the duties of a deputy sheriff. Please be aware that an offer of employment is contingent upon the passing of all phases of the process. See how you score on some sample questions.

Download a sample test
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For more information please contact the Sheriff’s Recruitment Office at 585-753-4705.

Training and Recruitment @ MCSO

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