Jobs at Bexar County

Oversees county program support, guardianship, and pauper burial programs; ensures statutory and policy compliance; supervises staff; manages budgets, procurement, HR, IT, contracts, reporting, and process improvement; develops long-term economic and community development plans; and represents the department with courts, officials, agencies, and community organizations.

Serves as a strategic HR partner to county offices and departments, advising leaders on employment law, compliance, workforce planning, talent management, organizational design, compensation, engagement, and performance management. Conducts market studies, job analyses, compensation and classification reviews, and maintains job descriptions. Supports budgeting, benefits, learning, rewards, and other HR programs while improving processes and advising supervisors and managers.

Monitors juvenile offender caseloads through home, school, and office visits; conducts interviews and social history investigations; develops supervision plans; counsels juveniles and families; prepares court documents; represents the department at hearings; administers drug tests; coordinates referrals and transportation; trains probation officers; and facilitates community, school, and parent education programs.

Performs general and complex clerical and secretarial duties, including preparing correspondence and reports, maintaining personnel records and files, entering data, assisting with budgets, handling calls and mail, ordering supplies, and potentially supervising clerical staff.

Provides fiscal support for grant accounts, donations, and corporations. Reviews invoices, prepares reimbursement requests and financial reports, records journal entries, reconciles financial records, analyzes grants and receivables, supports audits, prepares statements and billing, resolves grant transaction issues, and coordinates with departments, vendors, and sub-recipients.

Screens people and containers entering secured county facilities, operates metal detectors and X-ray scanners, monitors surveillance and alarm systems, controls secure access, maintains detailed activity logs, researches criminal history through TCIC and NCIC, tests alarm equipment, and performs related clerical and security duties. The role requires handling potentially hostile individuals, shift work, and maintaining a favorable background investigation.

Oversees Sheriff's Office business operations, including inmate banking, data processing, business office, and warehouse functions. Supervises staff, prepares and monitors the departmental budget, manages bids, analyzes revenues and expenditures, develops forecasts, conducts internal audits, and reports financial status to administrative leadership. Coordinates budgetary matters with County departments and ensures effective financial controls and operations.

Supports Bexar County managed assigned counsel attorneys and serves as liaison with courts. Manages legal resources, case intake and attorney assignments, financial claims, caseload compliance, pretrial and trial support, and professional training. May assist as trial counsel when appropriate. Requires criminal defense experience, Texas bar licensure, court appointment experience, strong communication skills, technological proficiency, and successful background clearance and physical examination.

Represents indigent defendants during initial bail and magistration hearings in Bexar County. Interviews clients, researches charges and criminal histories, consults with jail, mental health, treatment, and pretrial personnel, negotiates bond conditions with prosecutors, and advises clients regarding charges, rights, and treatment options. The role requires courtroom advocacy, management of a demanding caseload, and availability for 24/7 shifts and occasional work beyond 40 hours.

Provides nursing care to probationers and residential patients, including assessments, vital-sign monitoring, therapeutic regimens, emergency response, documentation, medication administration, and specimen collection. Maintains patient confidentiality and a safe residential environment while complying with healthcare privacy requirements. Requires a Texas LVN license, vocational nursing education, valid driver’s license, background clearance, physical clearance, and flexible or on-call availability.

Develops and executes structured change management strategies for Bexar County operations. Identifies people-side risks, resistance, and performance gaps; creates communication, coaching, training, sponsor, and reinforcement plans; supports leaders and managers with messaging and talking points; and measures adoption, utilization, and proficiency. Builds employee understanding, drives behavioral change, and helps address concerns through targeted communications and corrective actions.

Monitor and enforce firing range safety rules, maintain targets and equipment, assist Range Master with operations and reporting, coordinate hazardous materials handling, and support training and incident documentation.

Provide complex clerical and secretarial support to the Immigration Department, assisting attorneys with case files, discovery downloads, data maintenance on caseloads and noncitizens, preparing reports, closing cases, and sending notices/resources. Support grant reporting requirements and maintain computerized records.

Collect, analyze, and distribute law enforcement data to produce criminal intelligence products (link analysis, temporal analysis, maps, charts). Maintain intelligence databases, support investigations, coordinate information sharing, prepare reports, and testify as needed. Maintain CJIS eligibility and complete background investigation.

Provide individual and group Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for residents, conduct screening/assessment/referral, document admissions/progress/incidents, prepare statistical and outcome reports, determine treatment suitability, maintain records, ensure HIPAA compliance and program/contract adherence, collaborate with facility leadership, and participate in departmental meetings.

Maintain, program, and troubleshoot county public safety communications and LAN infrastructure including P25/analog LMR and microwave links. Perform on-site commissioning, RF measurements, equipment moves, inventory tracking, documentation, user training, and after-hours network support. Lead assigned projects and collaborate with Network Architecture and Technical Support teams.

Receive, sort, and distribute incoming, outgoing, and interoffice mail; deliver and collect mail using pushcart and vehicle; maintain accountable mail logs and prepare reports; interact with customers and provide postal service information; perform data entry and other assigned duties.

Provide general court and office support: respond to inquiries, assist with operations and special projects, maintain information security and professional demeanor, perform light physical tasks and operate office equipment. Internship is at least 12 weeks and may qualify for college credit.

Supervise misdemeanor and felony probationers through TRAS-based assessments, case management, field and office contacts, referrals to services, evidence-based practices, progressive sanctions/incentives, recordkeeping in the Case Management System (CSS), and reporting violations. Maintain confidentiality, conduct intakes/orientations, transport offenders per policy, and ensure fee collection and court compliance.

Provide immigration consultations and support to MAC panel attorneys and clients; manage legal resources and intake assignments; liaise with courts; assist as first or second chair counsel when feasible; monitor financial claims and caseload adherence; support training, publications, and juvenile defense initiatives; track legislative and practice changes in immigration law.