When you work for Macomb County, you’ll get more than a paycheck. Macomb County offers rewarding careers with outstanding benefits, work/life balance and opportunities for promotion, all while serving the community. When you work for Macomb County, it’s more than a job. It’s whatever you want it to be.
Explore more about why our team loves working here! Then visit our career opportunities page to check out our open positions.
It's more than a job...
Meet Adam: Dispatch Supervisor
..."it's serving my community"
"No day is ever the same at my job. We have a lot of contact with people and our goal is to help them get the assistance they need as quickly as possible. It is a huge responsibility. I didn’t have this same sense of purpose in my other jobs. And it is the sense of purpose that keeps me coming back. This is a rewarding, well-paying career. If you work hard, there are lots of opportunities for advancement. The benefits are excellent. I am able to support my family and my community at the same time. It just gets better and better."
Current Position: Dispatch Supervisor, Sheriff's Office
Previous Position: Dispatcher, Sheriff's Office
Employee Since: 2017
Meet Brandon: Sheriff Deputy
..."it's being part of the solution"
“I’m a people person and I enjoy helping others. So I knew working in law enforcement was the right path for me. At the start of my career, I thought it would just be arresting ‘bad guys’ -- but it’s so much more than that, because we’re on the ground, making a difference in our community. And while some days can be challenging, you feel like you’re part of a solution – which is very rewarding. Additionally, there’s a lot of opportunity for advancement here at the Sheriff’s Office. It has a high level of expectation, but it’s an extremely professional environment where your talent can be recognized.”
Current Position: Deputy, Sheriff's Office
Employee Since: 2013
Meet Brianna: Clerical Services Supervisor
..."it's my legacy"
“Growing up, my grandfather demonstrated the importance of serving your community. He was a County Commissioner and he guided our family in volunteering to help people in need. Years later, when I was ready to move on from my job in retail, I knew that I wanted to follow in his footsteps. So I began working for Macomb County in Probate Court, assisting individuals through what can be a complicated system. I listen to their issues, I make sure they feel heard and I provide guidance. It can be challenging, but I love what I do. I love helping people and I have a great team. We’re a family and we work hard together. And when things get tough, I think about my grandfather. My service continues his legacy, and it creates my own legacy too.”
Current Position: Clerical Services Supervisor, Probate Court
Previous Positions:
- Deputy Register, Probate Court
- Deputy Register Lead, Probate Court
Employee Since: 2019
Meet Claudia: Office Assistant
..."it allows me to live life to the fullest"
“I’ve been working since I was a teenager, so when I retired, I knew I really wanted to enjoy my retirement. I especially wanted to travel. So when Macomb County offered me a part-time position after I retired, I wasn’t sure it would fit into my plans. But it has worked out great. I get to help people, I feel appreciated and my schedule is flexible. Plus I’ve got some spending money! I’ve lived and worked all over the world, especially during my career with the Navy, and I’ve always had a sense of adventure. Retirement is shaping up to be everything I wanted it to be and working part time for Macomb County helps make it happen.”
Current Position: Office assistant
Employee Since: 2017
Meet Colton: Design Technician
..."It's just the beginning"
“I started as an intern with the Department of Roads but my interest was IT. In my role, I was able to demonstrate those skills, which caught the attention of leadership. They are always looking for team players and problem solvers, so I eventually became full-time. Now I’m creating a career, and have a future here. I get to do exciting work that I am passionate about. And the schedule is excellent. It leaves time for me to continue my education, and even better, I have time for my other passion - snowboarding with my friends.”
Current Position: Design Technician, Department of Roads
Previous Position: Engineering Aide I, Department of Roads
Employee Since: 2020
Meet Debbie: Kennel Attendant
..."It's where my heart is"
“Honestly, I really can’t imagine being anywhere else. Here at Animal Control, there’s always something that makes you smile and I feel supported by the team. It’s a place where you feel welcome and a place with opportunity, where you can advance. It’s fun, but you have to have patience and compassion, and you have to be tough. Because it’s so much more than puppies and kitties. We’re working to protect our community and ensure the welfare and well being of animals. It can be challenging, but it’s where my heart is.”
Current Position: Kennel Attendant, Animal Control
Employee Since: 2015
Meet Dennis: Protective Service Officer
..."It's giving back"
"I’ve spent almost my entire professional career in public service. After I retired, I found that sitting on the couch wasn’t for me. I needed to get out of the house, to feel a sense of purpose. As public servants, it’s in our blood. This part time position gives me the independence and flexible schedule to serve my community and still allows me to enjoy my retirement. And when you have a job you care about, it’s not work. It’s a pleasure."
Current Position: Protective Service Officer, Sheriff's Office
Employee Since: 2017
Meet Denotra: Supervisor
..."It's building a brighter future"
“I know from my upbringing that it takes a village to raise a child. I had so much support from teachers and family members, especially my Mom and my Aunt Lou. I wanted to give some of that back. At the Macomb County Juvenile Justice Center, I get to be a role model, a mentor, a teacher and a nurturer. There is a lot of support from the leadership and my coworkers - we’re all working to give these young people what they need so they have a better future. We’re creating a village - for ourselves and the children we serve. I love what I do and I’m proud to represent Macomb County. ”
Current Position: Supervisor, Juvenile Justice Center
Previous Position: Youth Specialist, Juvenile Justice Center
Employee Since: 2015
Meet Jeffrey: Nursing Administrator
..."It's creating healthy communities"
“I’ve been a registered nurse for nearly 20 years and when I relocated to Macomb, I chose to use my license to work with Community Mental Health. I wasn’t sure what to expect with outpatient services, but when I got to know the people served, I found that I really enjoyed my role. In my current position I educate, support and guide others that provide mental health services. And I also use my passion to develop new ways to find wellness - like creating vegetable gardens at our clinics. All told, I’m happy that my job has become a career where I can put people first.”
Current Position: Nursing Administrator, Community Mental Health
Previous Position: Registered Nurse II, Training Assistant
Employee Since: 2013
Meet Lauri: Program Director
..."It's something I'm proud of"
“Working for Macomb County has allowed me to get out from behind a desk and engage with our businesses and schools. I've been able to advance my education and certifications while maintaining a work/life balance. At the end of the day, my heart is filled with gratitude knowing I'm making Macomb a great place to live, work and play.”
Current Position: Program Director, Planning and Economic Development
Previous Positions:
- Senior Communications Specialist, Planning and Economic Development
- Project Manager, Planning and Economic Development
Employee Since: 2017
Meet Megan: Project Manager
..."It's my passion"
“My dad was a public servant and I'm proud to follow in his footsteps. He set an example that showed me why this work matters. And while it can be challenging, it's also extremely rewarding knowing that you're making a difference in your community and in the lives of your neighbors. Every assignment, task or responsibility has real purpose, so I'm very passionate about what I do."
Current Position: Project Manager, Planning and Economic Development
Previous Positions:
- Communication Specialist, Planning and Economic Development
- Senior Communication Specialist, Planning and Economic Development
Employee Since: 2018
Meet Nicholas: Corrections Sergeant 1
..."I'm making an impact"
“In the Macomb County Sheriff’s Office, I get to be a part of a great team that has a positive impact on the lives of others. And there are plenty of opportunities for advancement too. It’s a big organization, with specialized divisions in every field imaginable, from the Marine Division, to K-9 units, SWAT, training - so there is something for everyone. Our leadership is hands-on - they offer us a lot of support. The benefits are amazing, second to none. This is truly where I belong.”
Current Position: Corrections Sergeant 1, Sheriff’s Office
Previous Position: Corrections Deputy, Sheriff's Office
Employee Since: 2014
Meet Renee: Sergeant
..."It's a second family"
“As a sergeant and a public information officer, I help keep the community safe while also communicating information and building trust. Beyond that, I work with an office that gets justice for victims. I’m extremely proud of that. And while it can be challenging and stressful, I’ve got a great team around me. We laugh, we grieve, we problem solve. We spend weekends and holidays together and become family; we look out for each other. I trust them with my life. Truly, when it comes to my career, there’s nothing I’d rather do. ”
Current Position: Sergeant, Sheriff's Office
Previous Positions:
- Deputy, Sheriff's Office
- Sergeant 1, Sheriff's Office
Employee Since: 2013
Meet Stevina: Deputy
..."It's another opportunity to serve"
“I served my country in the United States Army for three years, and now I’m serving my community at the Macomb County Sheriff’s Office. So I can honestly say that it’s a great career path for veterans. There’s structure, we get to help people and there’s a sense of purpose. There’s also a lot of opportunity to try new things. I started out at the County working in corrections. Then I experienced a ride along with a patrol officer, which I enjoyed, and the County paid for me to attend the police academy. Now I’m a patrol officer, I work as an evidence technician and I’m on the Sheriff’s Drone Team. There’s something new to experience each day, and I love what I do.”
Current Position: Deputy, Sheriff's Office
Employee Since: 2013
Meet Tyson: Senior Asset Management Technician
..."It's great benefits and flexibility"
“I never thought that I’d work in government. In fact, growing up, I thought I’d work for National Geographic because I love maps. But then I found the GIS field and I knew it was the right path for me. Now I have a position with Macomb County Public Works where I track and manage our wastewater and stormwater systems, which helps my community, the Great Lakes and the environment as a whole. I like the work, and I like the workplace. There’s a lot of opportunity, with room for growth and advancement. We also have solid benefits with healthcare and retirement. But most importantly, I have great colleagues and I’m in a role where I feel heard and appreciated. ”
Current Position: Senior Asset Management Technician, Public Works
Previous Position: GIS Technician, Public Works
Employee Since: 2017
Meet Wendy: Equipment Operator
..."it's my way of life"
“I used to work in the medical field and I enjoyed taking care of my patients. But I found there were a lot of limitations. and I was spending my nights doing paperwork. I was home with my family, but I wasn’t really home. Now I’m with the Macomb County Department of Roads. I grew up on a farm, so working the big equipment feels natural to me. It’s hard work, but I don’t mind. I give 100 percent to my community. The benefits and the hours are excellent. And when I go home after the day is done, I’m really home.”
Current Position: Equipment Operator, Department of Roads
Employee Since: 2020