Williamson County Sheriff’s Office recruitment graphic announcing, “We Are Now Hiring Crossing Guards.” A school crossing guard wearing a reflective safety vest holds a stop sign while helping two children cross near a school bus. The graphic highlights competitive salary, part-time work, uniforms provided, and a minimum age of 21. It includes the message “Make a Difference,” a QR code to apply, WilliamsonCountySheriffTN.com, WCSO branding, Sheriff Jeff Hughes’ name and office contact information.

🚸 WCSO NOW HIRING: SCHOOL CROSSING GUARDS

Published On: 09/24/2026

Looking for a part-time job that makes a difference in your community? The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office is now hiring School Crossing Guards to help keep students safe as they travel to and from school.

💵 Starting pay: $22.00 per hour
🕒 Part-time position 10 hrs per week for one school or 20 hrs per week for 2 schools
👕 Uniforms provided
✅ Applicants must be at least 21 years old
✅ Applicants must successfully complete a criminal background check

School Crossing Guards play an important role in protecting our students and helping keep school zones safe. If you are dependable, safety-minded and enjoy serving your community, we want to hear from you!

📲 Scan the QR code on the graphic to apply or visit WilliamsonCountySheriffTN.com.

Come serve your community with WCSO! ⭐

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Williamson County Sheriff’s Office recruitment graphic announcing, “We Are Now Hiring Crossing Guards.” A school crossing guard wearing a reflective safety vest holds a stop sign while helping two children cross near a school bus. The graphic highlights competitive salary, part-time work, uniforms provided, and a minimum age of 21. It includes the message “Make a Difference,” a QR code to apply, WilliamsonCountySheriffTN.com, WCSO branding, Sheriff Jeff Hughes’ name and office contact information.

🚸 WCSO NOW HIRING: SCHOOL CROSSING GUARDS

Looking for a part-time job that makes a difference in your community? The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office is now hiring School Crossing Guards to help keep students safe as they travel to and from school.

💵 Starting pay: $22.00 per hour
🕒 Part-time position 10 hrs per week for one school or 20 hrs per week for 2 schools
👕 Uniforms provided
✅ Applicants must be at least 21 years old
✅ Applicants must successfully complete a criminal background check

School Crossing Guards play an important role in protecting our students and helping keep school zones safe. If you are dependable, safety-minded and enjoy serving your community, we want to hear from you!

📲 Scan the QR code on the graphic to apply or visit WilliamsonCountySheriffTN.com.

Come serve your community with WCSO! ⭐

Join Our Team

How Do I?…

LATEST NEWS

  • WCSO Community Alert graphic warning about jury duty scams. The design features Williamson County Sheriff’s Office insignia and a blue emergency light. Large text reads “Jury Duty Scam” and “Remember.” The graphic warns that law enforcement will not demand money to avoid arrest, courts and law enforcement will not require payment by gift cards, cryptocurrency, payment apps or wire transfers, and officers or federal agents will not request banking information to stop an arrest or seizure. It also cautions against assuming calls or documents are legitimate simply because they contain personal information or official-looking details. The main message reads: “Stop. Hang Up. Verify.” Residents are advised not to provide personal or financial information, send money, or use contact information supplied by the caller, and instead independently contact the official agency or court.

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