The Cache County Sheriff's Office announced that it would conduct an entry-level deputy test on Saturday, March 28, 2026. The application period for this specific testing cycle began on Saturday, February 1, 2026.
Available roles and division opportunities
Testing for the position was conducted by application and invitation only. The agency noted that opportunities were available within patrol and jail divisions, with roles ranging from responding to medical emergencies and enforcing laws to serving in corrections.
Candidate age and eligibility requirements
For those seeking sworn positions, candidates were required to be at least 21 years of age for full Law Enforcement certification, though individuals could test and be hired at 19 to work in Corrections. Other requirements included being a United States citizen, possessing a high school diploma or equivalent, and holding a valid Utah driver's license.
Components of the deputy testing process
The deputy testing process consisted of five separate components: a Frontline Video Test, a Report Writing Test, a Reading Test, an MPULSE Behavior/Character Inventory, and a Physical Test.
Lateral transfers and Explorer Program
The Sheriff's Office also maintained a lateral transfer process for current peace officers from other agencies. Additionally, the agency operates an Explorer Program for young adults between the ages of 14 and 20 to prepare them for future careers in law enforcement.
