We’re Hiring Detention Deputy Sheriff Trainees! Start your career with a reward. New hires who complete the 2026-1 Department Certified Deputy Academy will receive a $5,000 sign-on bonus. Join our January 2026 Detentions Academy and make a difference in your community from day one. Why Join Our Team in Detentions? • Generous PTO: Earn up to 160 hours annually • Paid military leave: Up to 120 hours for service members • Holiday time: 96 hours in addition to PTO Specialized Opportunities Await: •

We Need More Local Heroes Looking to start your career or ready to make a career change? The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is hiring deputies. Now is the perfect time to join. Earn a $5,000 hiring bonus if you are a recruit who successfully completes our 2026-1 POST Academy. Deadline to apply: October 31, 2025. Stand with a team unwavering in its commitment to protect and serve our community. Join the JCSO family and make a real impact. Your story starts now! Apply now for the 26-1 Academy:

Beautiful weather (we hope). Open roads. Just the right amount of law and order this National Motorcycle Ride Day. Our Traffic Unit recently wrapped up monthly motorcycle training and is back on the road, enforcing traffic laws, protecting our community, and hoping the Colorado sunshine sticks around. Here’s to safe rides, clear skies, and keeping Jefferson County rolling smoothly. | Jefferson County Sheriff's Office

As we prepare for this Friday's Sheriff's Office Golf Invitational to benefit the JeffCo Deputy Welfare Fund, we'd like to thank Thomas Industrial Coatings, this year's Diamond Cup Sponsor. If you support law enforcement, please support the businesses that do, too. | Jefferson County Sheriff's Office

Jeffco Inmates Vote In-Person for the First Time The #JCSO has organized inmate registration and voting opportunities since 2018. This election, for the first time, voting booths were brought into our facility and inmates were provided the opportunity to vote in-person. Governor Jared Polis signed Senate Bill 72 earlier this year. It requires jails and detention centers in the state to have one six-hour in-person voting day for eligible inmates. On Sunday, October 27, around 125 inmates voted in