Gladwin County Sheriff's Office

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Gladwin County Sheriff's Office The office of the Sheriff is established by Michigan Constitution and is responsible for the enforcement of the laws throughout the County.

His duties include the administration of the County Jail and patrol of the County roads. He operates the marine safety, jail treatment and other law enforcement related programs as allowed by statute.

Mug Shot Monday
10/12/2026

Mug Shot Monday

Gladwin County Sheriff’s Office – Corrections Officer Kristofer Morrow and Corrections Officer Maxwell JankowskyThe Glad...
10/05/2026

Gladwin County Sheriff’s Office – Corrections Officer Kristofer Morrow and Corrections Officer Maxwell Jankowsky
The Gladwin County Sheriff’s Office is pleased to announce that Corrections Officer Kristofer Morrow and Corrections Office Maxwell Jankowsky recently completed the Local Corrections Officer Training Academy at Kirtland Community College.
The Corrections Academy provides comprehensive, hands-on instruction designed specifically for local corrections professionals. The curriculum covers essential areas including custody and security procedures, defensive tactics, first aid (including CPR and AED certification), prisoner mental health and su***de awareness, fire safety, and interpersonal communication skills.
Certified by the Michigan Sheriffs’ Coordinating and Training Council, the academy plays a vital role in ensuring corrections officers are equipped with the knowledge, skills, and professionalism necessary to maintain a safe and secure environment for staff, inmates, and the residents of Gladwin County.
Pictured from left to right are Undersheriff James Cuddie, Corrections Officer Kristofer Morrow, Corrections Officer Maxwell Jankowsky, Sheriff Michael Shea and Jail Administrator Matthew McGourty.

🚨 Mug Shot Monday🚨
10/05/2026

🚨 Mug Shot Monday🚨

09/24/2026

Scam Alert
Gladwin County Central Dispatch is receiving multiple calls from community members reporting they received a call from Lt. Aaron Smith of the Gladwin County Sheriff’s Office. The caller is telling the community member they owed Bond Money or have a Warrant for their arrest. The caller will attempt to talk you into a Zoom meeting for a fraudulent court proceeding to address the fines, cost, or warrant, and provide you with a phone number, (989) 726-2072, to join the meeting. The caller will often create a sense of urgency by attempting to make you believe the Scam has to be delt with immediately. This is a Scam.
First, there is nobody named Lt. Aaron Smith that works for the Gladwin County Sheriff's Office. Second we do not call people to tell them they owe Bond Money or have warrants and request they join a Zoom meeting to address the issue. Third, the Sheriff's Office will not request you make payments over the phone or pay for anything using Bit-Coins or gift cards.
The Sheriff's Office also warns individuals about the use of fraudulent digital links sent via messages. “Scammers can make links look very real – even when they are not,”. If you receive one of these calls or text messages, please contact your local law enforcement agency before sending any information or money to the caller.
The Gladwin County Sheriff's Office would like to remind everyone it is best practice not to answer phone calls, respond to text messages, or open emails from phone numbers, people, or businesses you do not recognize.

🚨 Mug Shot Monday oops.. Mug Shot Wednesday🚨
09/09/2026

🚨 Mug Shot Monday oops.. Mug Shot Wednesday🚨

08/31/2026

Full-Time Correctional Officer – Gladwin County Sheriff’s Office

The Gladwin County Sheriff’s Office is currently seeking dependable and motivated applicants for a Full-Time Correctional Officer position.

This is a great opportunity to join a professional team, serve your community, and build a long-term career in corrections.

Starting Wage: $20.01/hour
Increases to $20.61/hour effective October 1, 2026

This position is covered by a Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA).

Benefits include:

Health insurance, including dental and vision
Pension plan – 20 years of service with retirement eligibility at age 55
Optional 457 retirement plan
Paid time off
14 paid holidays
Corrections Academy training and sponsorship
Successful completion of a Corrections Academy may be applied toward college credit
Continuing education and professional development opportunities

Prior corrections or related experience may qualify an applicant to start at a higher wage level in accordance with the CBA.

Requirements

Applicants must have:

High School Diploma or GED
Valid Driver’s License
Good written and verbal communication skills
Ability to work effectively with others
Ability to multitask
Basic computer skills
Ability to work varying shifts, including weekends and holidays
No current criminal activity or felony convictions

No prior corrections experience is required. Qualified applicants may receive training and sponsorship through a Corrections Academy.

If you are looking for a long-term professional career with opportunities for training and continuing education, we encourage you to apply.

All hiring will be conducted by a hiring committee.

If you have applied in the past, you are encouraged to apply again.

How to Apply

Applications and resumes may be dropped off at the Gladwin County Sheriff’s Office and should be submitted Attention: Jail Administrator Matthew McGourty.

Address

501 W Cedar Avenue
Gladwin, MI
48624

Telephone

+19894269284

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