Police Records Specialist
tradejobsworkforceAlbany (CA)
About the role
As a Police Records Specialist, you will be responsible for maintaining and organizing police records, including: manage and maintain police records and databases. input data accurately and update records. respond to inquiries from officers and the public. prepare reports and documentation. ensure compliance with confidentiality regulations. coordinate with law enforcement agencies. assist with record retrieval and archiving. work closely with finance to provide billing and documentation. learn police record systems and protocols. ability to multitask and meet deadlines. provide prompt feedback and issue resolution. submit timely activity reports. strong computer skills necessary; familiarity with MS Windows. dynamic project management and collaboration skills. be constantly mindful of schedules and committed to delivering all tasks on time. Duties and responsibilities can change depending on business needs.
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