The Deputy Constable is the entry-level position in the Constable family of jobs, offering opportunities for advancement based on skill, experience, education, certification, and performance.

• Provide security and bailiff services at Justice Court facilities and in the courtroom
• Escort jury panels and monitor defendants, witnesses, attorneys, and visitors
• Serve legal papers and orders, including Writs of Attachment, Writs of Execution, and Subpoenas
• Conduct research and gather information to develop contact with individuals and organizations
• Maintain logs and records of service attempts and returns court documents to the proper jurisdiction
• Enforce laws, issue citations, and apprehend violators
• Prepare incident reports and complete administrative forms

• High school diploma or GED certificate
• Basic knowledge of law enforcement and security operations
• Valid Peace Officer License from the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education (TCOLE)
• Ability to secure and maintain a favorable background investigation and clearance
• Ability to clear a pre-employment physical and drug screen test
• Valid Texas Driver's License and insurable driving record

The Deputy Constable will frequently work in county facilities, operate police vehicles, and work outside in various weather conditions.

The position requires physical stamina to control agitated individuals and occasional exposure to hostile or violent situations.

The Deputy Constable will be required to work evening and weekend shifts and may be required to work more than 40 hours during the workweek.