Bailiff, Baltimore City (Multiple Openings
Listed on 2026-09-12
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Salary
$27.76/hr.
Job Title
Bailiff (Multiple Openings)
Division/Department
District Court Security
Closing Date
Open Until Filled
Location
Baltimore City District Courts
Wabash Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21215
Patapsco Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21225 (Hargrove Building)
North Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21213(Eastside Building)
Fayette Street, Baltimore, MD 21202
Salary
$27.76/hr.
FLSA Status
Non-Exempt
Financial Disclosure
No
At Will
Yes
Position Type
Fulltime & Part Time
Essential Duties And Responsibilities
The Bailiff is responsible for maintaining day-to-day order, protection, and security operations ensuring the safety of visitors, Judges, employees, and the general public who visit the District Court. Additional duties include preparing courtrooms for session, maintaining order in the courtroom, and operating the courthouse security checkpoint equipment to screen the general public and visitors. With considerable public contact involved, the Bailiff must exercise practical judgement necessary to cope with routine and unusual or emergent situations on a continual basis.
Assist with evacuations and reentry during emergency situations. Bailiffs are considered essential personnel and are subject to call-in during emergencies, closings, and staffing shortages. In the event of a location closure, whether temporary or for the remainder of the day, Bailiffs are required to remain at their post until relieved by proper authority.
Minimum Qualifications
Education: High school diploma/GED
Experience: One (1) year of law enforcement experience as a police officer (not to include time spent in police training academy) at a federal, state, or local law enforcement agency (equivalent to a Maryland Police and Correctional Training Commissions Certified police officer) AND successful completion of the required training program/probationary period.
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Requirements
Bailiff applicants will be required to furnish a letter of good standing from their employer (law enforcement, correction, or government agency) to be eligible for further consideration. A delay in providing this required documentation will result in a delay in consideration for hire. The letter of good standing must include verification that the applicant was a sworn law enforcement or correction officer, provide the separation date, and must provide confirmation that the applicant left the agency in good standing.
A sample letter of good standing can be provided, upon request.
Bailiffs must be able to successfully obtain and maintain licensing/certification in the following areas within 6 months of hire date:
Special Police Commission and Maryland State Handgun permit
Licensing for all less lethal devices (OC spray)
AED/CPR certification.
Bailiffs must be able to successfully pass an initial pre-employment medical screening and a medical screening every 3 years once employed (fitness for duty).
A pre-employment reference check will be conducted by the District Court Security Office. An at will status contract will be issued at the time of hire.
Physical Demands
Work requires frequent physical effort such as standing and walking for eight hours daily and requires the physical ability to restrain and/or detain individuals. A physical examination is required. Ability to exercise…
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