Police Records Specialist - City of Park City
Park City, KS
Police Records Specialist
City of Park City –
Police Department
$3,000 Hiring Bonus | $21.21 – $26.49/hr
The City of Park City Police Department is seeking a detail-oriented Police Records Specialist to support police operations, community policing, and municipal court activities. This position manages records, enters data, transcribes reports, and provides front-office support.
Key Responsibilities:
- Enter police reports and process citations in KCJIS
- Transcribe audio/video recordings
- Maintain and file records and forms
- Assist the public and answer calls
- Release impounded vehicles and provide court support
- Serve as Department Notary Public
Qualifications:
- High school diploma or GED required; some college preferred
- 3 years of related experience
- Strong computer, organizational, clerical, and communication skills
- Experience with software including: KCJIS, NCIC Terminals, Tyler Incode 9, Tyler New World Enterprise, Tyler Enterprise Mobile, Tyler Brazos e-ticket Systems, Digiticket e-ticket Systems, Getac Video Systems, MS Excel, and MS Word
- Ability to maintain confidentiality
Benefits:
- $3,000 hiring bonus
- $21.21 – $26.49 per hour
- 100% City-paid health insurance & HRA
- KPERS retirement + 457 plan
- Paid vacation, sick leave & 11 holidays
- Tuition reimbursement & training opportunities
POLICE RECORDS SPECIALIST
City of Park City POLICE
DEPARTMENT
POSITION SUMMARY
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
· Enters police reports into the Kansas Criminal Justice Information System on a daily basis;
· Data entry for traffic citations and Uniform Criminal Complaints;
· Answers telephone calls and directs calls to appropriate personnel;
· Assists the general public at the police department window as needed;
· Reports arrest logs to Court Clerk daily;
· Files cases in the records management system;
· Copies reports for courts, attorneys, outside agencies, general public and Police Detectives.
· Transcribes audio and or video recordings of interviews for investigations;
· Tracks and reports crime trends and patterns to operations personnel on a monthly basis.
· Supplies witness information for pending court matters;
· Copies and maintains form file for Police Officers’ use;
· Updates emergency contact list for local businesses;
· Generates department correspondence;
· Releases impounded vehicles to Registered Owners;
· Retrieves cases from record storage facilities;
· Maintains secured entrance to Records Office;
· Maintains access to high security areas;
· Follows department policies and procedures;
· Follows City of Park City Policy and Procedures;
· Performs other duties as deemed necessary.
· Serves as a department Notary Public
POLICE SPECIALIST ~ MARGINAL FUNCTIONS
· Faxes correspondence to law enforcement/social agencies;
· Opens and distributes mail to appropriate personnel;
· Orders supplies for the office as needed;
POSITION REQUIREMENTS
Experience: Three years of similar or related experience is required. The employee is expected to have acquired the necessary information and skills to perform the job reasonably well within twelve months of employment.
Education: A high school diploma or GED is required. Some technical training or some college credit in Business Administration, Secretarial Administration or Criminal Justice is preferred.
Technical Skills: The ability and willingness to learn about police and municipal procedures. This employee must be able to efficiently operate computers, printers, telephone systems, photocopiers and other office equipment. Must have a thorough knowledge of mathematics, research and analysis, the ability to type with speed and accuracy at a minimum of 40 words per minute, to concentrate on tasks in the presence of distractions, to interpret data, legal documents, letters, forms and written instructions is required. This employee should possess excellent public relations, organizational, secretarial, oral and written communication skills.
Problem Solving: Problem solving is a factor in this position. This employee encounters problems with citizen concerns and complaints and equipment malfunctions.
Decision Making: Some independent decision making is involved in this position. This employee makes decisions about prioritizing daily assignments, resolving citizen complaints, and performing daily duties in the most efficient manner.
Supervision: This position is supervised by the Support Services Commander and subject to occasional supervision from the Chief of Police. This position does not have supervisory responsibilities over other personnel.
Financial Accountability: This employee is responsible for department equipment and resources but is not required to be bonded.
Personal Relations: Daily contact with the general public, co-workers, and supervisory personnel, and the organization's governing body is expected.
Physical Requirements: Physical activity associated with working in an office setting is required to perform the daily duties of this position.
Software & Applications Used: Kansas Criminal Justice Information System Data Base, NCIC Terminals, Tyler Incode 9, Tyler New World Enterprise, Tyler Enterprise Mobile, Tyler Brazos e-ticket Systems, Digiticket e-ticket Systems, Getac Video Systems, MSO Excel, MSO Word.
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