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Taking action to build a fairer community
Sheriff's officers are responsible for enforcing warrants and orders issued by the courts, making members of the public accountable for unpaid fines and contributing to a safer Victoria.
They have the power to demand and collect payments, apply a wheel clamp to a vehicle, seize and remove property for the purpose of sale, and arrest a person named in a warrant.
As a sheriff's officer, on any day you could be working with:
* someone with years of unpaid traffic fines to get them resolved
* a company to collect money they owe resulting from a VCAT hearing
* a homeowner who has ignored requests from their bank to bring their mortgage payments up to date.
* someone who has ...