The Cache County Sheriff's Office has announced an upcoming entry-level deputy test scheduled for Oct. 10. According to a recruitment announcement on the agency's website, applications for this testing cycle will be open from Sept. 1, 2026, until Sept. 30, 2026.
Testing is conducted by application and invitation only. Interested candidates are encouraged to monitor the official website for application links, requirements, and submission details.
Patrol deputies are responsible for law enforcement services across a large area including Cache Valley towns and national forest lands. Primary duties include responding to medical emergencies, enforcing local and state laws, investigating crimes, traffic enforcement, and responding to 911 calls.
The agency also operates a jail division that houses inmates from the Utah State Prison, Immigration Customs Enforcement, US Marshall Service, Franklin County, and Cache County. Roles within the jail division include line and booking deputies, transport deputies, classification deputies, programs deputies, work diversion deputies, and work release coordinators.
Eligibility requirements for sworn positions include being at least 21 years of age for full Law Enforcement certification, or 19 years of age to work in Corrections and obtain Basic Corrections Certification. Applicants must have a high school diploma or equivalent, U.S. citizenship, a valid Utah driver's license, and no disqualifying criminal history.
Preference may be given to applicants with POST certification, a degree in specific fields such as Criminal Justice or Psychology, military service, or fluency in Spanish.
The Sheriff's Office offers benefits including health, dental, vision, and pension. The agency also hosts an Explorer Program for young adults aged 14 through 20 to prepare them for future law enforcement careers.
