The
fundamental reason that this position exists is to perform specialized clerical
work which involves receiving, filing, maintaining and releasing records
related to criminal justice activities.
Records and Identification Clerks work with a wide variety of law
enforcement reports and records including fingerprint records and cards,
impound records, arrest reports, warrants, case files, and false alarm
applications. Work responsibilities
include the following: maintaining/utilizing files containing law enforcement
and crime reports, cards and other documents; identifying and classifying law
enforcement reports and records; performing technical law enforcement records
work; compiling and calculating fees, refunds, etc.; and performing general
clerical duties. The Records and
Identification Clerk differs from other clerical positions in that Records and
Identification Clerks need specialized knowledge to perform their tasks
appropriately. The Records and Identification Clerk reports to the MCSO
Administrative Division Commander or his/her designee.
High
School diploma or G. E. D. certificate and one (1) year of clerical experience
reviewing and maintaining legal and/or law enforcement related records such as
fingerprint records and cards, impound records, arrest reports, warrants, case
files, and false alarm applications.
NOTE:
Qualifying education, training and experience that provide the requisite
knowledge, skills and abilities to perform the job will be considered.
Some
positions may require a valid Alabama driver’s license. All applicants will be required to submit to
a thorough background investigation prior to employment.