Responsibilities of this paralegal position include, but are not limited to, the following: Working with Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) liaisons and members of the legal team to address FOIA requests for the EC branch - of particular note, the Environmental Conservation Police Division (EnCon) requires support with reviewing and redacting incident reports and body-worn and vehicle dash camera footage, and this may involve review of graphic or disturbing images and material; Supporting EnCon in terms of complying with the Police Accountability Act and its many statutory requirements - this may entail providing assistance with drafting policies and general orders, managing records, and engaging in discovery activity associated with litigation matters before the Office of the Claims Commissioner or Judicial Branch; Tracking Public Utility Regulatory Authority (PURA), Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), and Siting Council dockets that may have forestry, fisheries or wildlife implications; Assisting with licensure and enforcement hearing preparation before DEEP's Office of Adjudications; Advancing regulations in the e-Regs system; and. The State of Connecticut, Department of Energy & Environmental Protections (DEEP), Office of Legal Counsel is currently recruiting for a full time Paralegal Specialist to support the Commissioner and her legal team, and more specifically, to serve the Environmental Conservation Branch, which is comprised of the Bureaus of Natural Resources (Wildlife, Fisheries and Forestry) and Outdoor Recreation (Parks, Environmental Conservation Police and Boating).