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Court Operations SupervisorResponsible for supervising the scanning, indexing and processing of citations and other judicial paperwork through the Municipal justice system's Mail/Bond, Dockets, Data Entry/Warrants, Online Services and Window/Phone units.Pay Range: $17.03 - 21.80 (Depending on qualifications and experience)Number of Indirect & Direct Reports (include titles): 4-Court Services AssistantsEssential Duties and Responsibilities include the following. Other duties may be assigned.Prepare schedule of assignments in order to maintain adequate coverage.Train staff on Court rules, legislative updates, policies and procedures; assign and oversee subordinates daily work tasks.Verify balance sheets for each clerk when a cash drawer is closed, as well as deposits and payments for court, warrant unit and jail for accuracy and completeness.Maintain the daily citation reconciliation report for management.Scan court documents into electronic format for ongoing judicial transference and processing of information (Open Records request, research, management reports and etc).Oversee, assist and resolve public inquiries/problems encountered by staff related to the Municipal Court operations.May assist with obtaining, processing and reviewing legal documents for all judicial departments for completeness, timeliness and conformity to legal requirements.May supervise the preparation and updates of the court calendars and assist with the reviewing of case files for completeness and further processing requirements prior to and after court proceedings.May research, prepare and process cases for warrants (Alias, Bench and Capias) and issue writs, warrants and other official court documents and correspondents as needed by the Municipal Court.Ensure daily workloads are completed each day or reallocate staff to finish all day tasks.Participate in IT system updates related to Court processing.Minimum Qualifications6 months to 1-year advanced training past the high school level4 years related Court / law enforcement experienceOr an equivalent combination of education and experience sufficient to successfully perform the essential functions of the job.Preferred QualificationsAssociate's degree in IT Systems, Computer Systems, Public Administration, Law Enforcement or related area of study4-6 years' experience in a Municipal Court environment, Law enforcement office or government customer service positionKnowledge, Skills & Abilities:Comprehensive knowledge of cash handling and payment processing proceduresComprehensive knowledge of court and legal operationsComprehensive knowledge of electronic filing and indexingExcellent communication skills in both oral and written correspondenceSkill at accurately scanning documents and indexingSkill in Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, Outlook, Access)Skill in leading a team of employeesLicenses and CertificationsValid Class C Texas driver's licensePhysical Requirements / Work EnvironmentThe work environment and physical demands described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.The incumbent works in a typical office environment; because the work environment requires face-to-face interaction with customers the incumbent may be exposed to high stress non-violent confrontational situations. The incumbent is expected to adequately use verbal skills to defuse interpersonal confrontation or conflict.
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garland, TX, 75040, US
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