Warren County Sheriff's Office

The Warren County Sheriff’s Office is a civil service employer governed by the rules prescribed by the New Jersey Civil Service Commission (CSC). Candidates are selected from eligibility lists supplied to the Warren County Sheriff's Office by the state. Qualified veterans are placed at the top of these eligibility lists ahead of non-veterans, regardless of their scores.

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When a position becomes available, candidates from the list are contacted, background investigations are conducted, interviews take place, and selections are made. Selected candidates are then sent for a battery of pre-employment tests and evaluations to ascertain fitness for duty. Once a candidate completes that phase, they are scheduled to begin training. Training for sheriff’s officers lasts 22 weeks.

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The Warren County Sheriff's Office is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Individuals wishing to pursue a career with the Warren County Sheriff’s Office must obtain a Law Enforcement Exam (LEE) test application through the Civil Servant Commission (CSC). For specific information regarding eligibility requirements and testing, visit the NJ Civil Servant Commission website.

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