Areas of Interest
Administration
Human ResourcesThe Wakulla County Sheriff's Office receives applications for all positions on a continual year-round basis. In the event of an opening, a review of applications shall be conducted for the purpose of interviewing qualified applicants. Applications for unemployed candidates will remain active for one year. After this one year period, the application status will be moved to in-active in accordance with records retention schedule GS1-L. Applicants may update their application at anytime during this 2 year process. We welcome your interest and encourage you to download our employment application, please send your completed notarized application to the following:
Karen Day (850) 926-0814 The Wakulla County Sheriff's Office is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer. We consider all applicants for employment without regard to race, color, national origin, sex, age, disability, marital status, religion, or any other legally protected status.
RecordsFlorida's Public Records Laws makes all materials made or received by an agency in connection with official business to be open for public inspection, unless the legislature has exempted it from disclosure. All arrest paperwork and crime reports are maintained by this section and yearly statistical compilation of major crimes, arrests, property dollar loss and recovery information is reported to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement for inclusion into the Uniform Crime Report of Florida.
If you need a copy of any documents from the Wakulla County Sheriff's Office you may contact Captain Connie Porter at (850) 926-0810. The current cost is $.15 for each report or the cost allowable under Florida Statute 119.
Civil Process / WarrantsThe Civil Section is responsible for the receipt, processing, servicing and enforcement of subpoenas, summons, evictions, injunctions and other orders issued by the courts. The Warrants Section's primary responsibility is for receiving and processing warrants for the courts. This unit is also called upon to assist other agencies in locating fugitives who may have fled to another jurisdiction. Please contact Sgt. Jana Gavin at (850) 926-0819 if you need information on how to have civil papers served in Wakulla County. The current cost is $20.00 each payable with check or money order made out to the Wakulla County Sheriff's Office.
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