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COURT/ TRANSPORT OFFICER This is a regular deputy position and is responsible for the coordination of activities relating to facility security, inmate movement and court activities requiring the presence of a deputy. Is responsible to the Transport Supervisor. A. DUTIES 1. Coordinate court activities and outside appointment schedules with supervisors on a daily basis. 2. Check and update inmate files ensuring accuracy and making changes as necessary. 3. Account for all bail money posted at the jail and delivering same to the proper court or office. 4. Escort inmates to court proceedings or other appointments on a timely basis. 5. Escorts inmates in a manner which will ensure the utmost safety and security for the inmate and the public. 6. Supervise courtroom proceedings and maintain order by observing all persons in the courtroom, quelling any disturbances, enforcing all court orders. 7. Greet and Screen visitors to designated county buildings which have been identified as requiring additional safety and security. Monitor courthouse activity and individuals to deter those that would disrupt county business and to detect items which would be inappropriate or illegal to bring in to county buildings. Respond to disturbances or incidents as a licensed peace officer. 8. Report and document all incidents which occur during transport of inmates outside of the facility. 9. Serve criminal warrants, civil actions and perform other law enforcement duties which may pertain to court activities. 10. Purchase and deliver supplies for the jail as needed or requested. 11. Provide training and supervision for correctional officers regarding court procedures, security, and other courses as directed by the Correctional Service's Group Commander. 12. Perform in and out of county inmate transportation duties as assigned. 13. Other duties as assigned by section or Shift Supervisors. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS 1 . Must meet and pass all state and Department training and education requirements. 2. Must hold NDak Peace Officer License. 3. Be proficient in the use of all assigned equipment. 4. Must be certified to do CPR. 5. Must be able to walk, run, lift, and carry and have sufficient dexterity in both limbs to qualify with a firearm and perform other manual tasks associated with law enforcement. 6. Must be capable of physical activities which may involve restraining or arresting individual(s). 7. Eyesight correctable to 20/20 and hearing within normal audible range 8. Must be capable of both verbal and written skills that would enable one to communicate effectively with individuals of various mental capacities and professions.