NAVY
You've Served your Country...
Now Serve your Community
After
all your training, the moment comes when you are called into action.
Everyone
 on your ship is working in unison together to get the job done.
Whether that job is deterring aggression, maintaining the freedom of the
seas, or humanitarian aid in peacetime. This is what makes your job stand
out in the United States Navy. You and your whole crew have pitched in to
make it happen.
Your Navy experience has taught you leadership and the
ability to create a foundation for the future. If excellent pay, benefits,
career options, and advancement sound like part of your future. Then
consider expanding your horizons with the Contra Costa County Office of
the Sheriff as a Deputy Sheriff.
The Contra Costa Sheriff’s Office understands that
former USN personal are unique individuals. Your Navy deployment has given
you the opportunity of a lifetime. You may have already explored much of
Europe, Asia and the Pacific… chances are you’ve covered the globe.
You’ve come to understand the excitement of having multiple and varied
career assignments. This is just one area where our law enforcement agency
excels with over twenty-five career options.
Lt.
Ernie Templeton
Lt. Templeton entered Naval Service through Aviation
Officer Candidate School in Pensacola, Florida. He was commissioned in
January 1974, and then released from active duty in March 1975.
Lt. Templeton affiliated with the Coast Guard Reserve
in 1976, however returned to Naval Reserve in 1981.
Today, Lt. Templeton holds the rank of Captain in the Naval Reserve, where
he has held a wide variety of assignments. Since October
2000, Lt. Templeton has been an intelligence
volunteer consultant specializing in counter narcotics and homeland
defense for the Civil Maritime Industry Group NR ONI-5666 in Washington
D.C.
In civilian life, Lt. Templeton has been employed since
1976 as a Deputy Sheriff for the Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Office.
He is currently a Sheriff’s Lieutenant serving as Patrol Division Area
Commander for the Valley Sheriff’s Station.
Deputy Jim Remick
Deputy Jim Remick joined the United States Navy in 1986.
Jim was attached to COMPAC Wings PAC assigned to Patrol Squadron 19
(VP-19). He completed two years of technical training to include
Anti-submarine Warfare School, Air Crewman Candidate School, Basic
Aviation Survival School and Navy Rescue Swimmer School (SAR). Deputy
Remick was assigned to NAS Moffett Field in Northern California.
Deputy Remick separated from the Navy in 1990 and spent
eight years in the private sector. In 1998, Jim joined the Contra Costa
Sheriff’s Office. Deputy Remick has served a variety of assignments
including detention, county patrol, and as a D.A.R.E. Officer. When asked
what similarities he found between his deputy position and the USN, Deputy
Remick stated, “I missed the camaraderie and team work that I
experienced in the Navy and I found it here at the Sheriff’s Office.”
Deputy Sam Roberts
Deputy Roberts joined the Navy in 1992 and was assigned to
the USS Roanoke as an Electricians Mate. While in the USN, Sam developed
an interest in law enforcement, which lead him to attend 9545
School.
Eventually, Deputy Roberts was assigned to Travis AFB
where his responsibilities included protecting Navy resources and
enforcing regulations for the base. Deputy Roberts left the USN with the
rank of Petty Officer 3rd Class in 1999.
Sam attended the Napa Police Academy and while there, was
hired by the Contra Costa Sheriff’s Office. Deputy Roberts states, “the
Navy allowed me to expand my horizons and I have experienced the same with
the Contra Costa Sheriff’s.”
You’ve experienced the best military life
has to offer through the United States Navy. Now it’s your time to
continue building on that excellence by becoming a part of our team, the
Contra Costa Sheriff’s Office as a Deputy Sheriff. Contact our
recruiting office today at 1-877-4-DEPUTY.
Call 1-877-4-DEPUTY
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our Recruiters
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