Intake Specialist - Sheriff's Department Pima County GovernmentIntake Specialist - Sheriff's DepartmentTucson, AZ$21.12–$24.81 / hourammunition before entering the detention facility; - Interviews detainees, initiates or completes intake documents (e.g., medical screening, ID cards, intake forms), and processes. actual salary offer will carefully consider a wide range of factors, including your skills, qualifications, experience, education, licenses, training, and internal equity.
Public Safety Data Technician I - Sheriff's Department Pima County, AZPublic Safety Data Technician I - Sheriff's DepartmentTucson, AZ$19.74–$23.19 / hourCreates, queries and scans national, state and local computer databases and manual systems for information retrieval and verification (e.g., warrants, missing persons, stolen property); Inputs, researches and retrieves data for case enrichment of crime reports and develops and identifies suspects for investigative officer follow-up; Validates and researches felony, misdemeanor, and civil warrants and coordinates with law enforcement personnel and the courts for processing, entry, and clearing from local, state, and national computer systems; Enters and verifies certified complaint dismissals, satisfied, canceled or served information for fugitive warrants received from law enforcement agencies, jails, and the courts; Coordinates extradition of fugitives wanted in Pima County, by acting as a liaison between law enforcement agencies such as the Pima County Attorney, Arizona State Attorney General and Governor’s office; Informs victims and other law enforcement agencies of arrests made, via teletype, telephone or by mail, and documents notifications in compliance with the Victim’s Bill of Rights, the Arizona Constitution and applicable Arizona revised statutes; Periodically conducts audits of active computerized records for accuracy and consistency as required by the state and Federal Bureau of Investigation; Maintains security and confidentiality of all materials and information encountered in duties; May be required to testify in court in an official capacity as a departmental employee. All positions will require that employees attain access certification for all criminal history databases/communications systems required of assigned position, (e.g., NCIC, ACIC, Spillman Database, etc.), prior to completion of probation; maintenance of such certification is required as a condition of employment; failure to obtain and maintain required access certification shall be grounds for termination.
Public Safety Data Technician I - Sheriff's Department Pima CountyPublic Safety Data Technician I - Sheriff's DepartmentTucson, ArizonaCreates, queries and scans national, state and local computer databases and manual systems for information retrieval and verification (e.g., warrants, missing persons, stolen property); Inputs, researches and retrieves data for case enrichment of crime reports and develops and identifies suspects for investigative officer follow-up; Validates and researches felony, misdemeanor, and civil warrants and coordinates with law enforcement personnel and the courts for processing, entry, and clearing from local, state, and national computer systems; Enters and verifies certified complaint dismissals, satisfied, canceled or served information for fugitive warrants received from law enforcement agencies, jails, and the courts; Coordinates extradition of fugitives wanted in Pima County, by acting as a liaison between law enforcement agencies such as the Pima County Attorney, Arizona State Attorney General and Governor’s office; Informs victims and other law enforcement agencies of arrests made, via teletype, telephone or by mail, and documents notifications in compliance with the Victim’s Bill of Rights, the Arizona Constitution and applicable Arizona revised statutes; Periodically conducts audits of active computerized records for accuracy and consistency as required by the state and Federal Bureau of Investigation; Maintains security and confidentiality of all materials and information encountered in duties; May be required to testify in court in an official capacity as a departmental employee. All positions will require that employees attain access certification for all criminal history databases/communications systems required of assigned position, (e.g., NCIC, ACIC, Spillman Database, etc.), prior to completion of probation; maintenance of such certification is required as a condition of employment; failure to obtain and maintain required access certification shall be grounds for termination.
Public Safety Data Technician I - Sheriff''''s Department Pima CountyPublic Safety Data Technician I - Sheriff''''s DepartmentTucson, AZ$19.74–$23.19 / hourCreates, queries and scans national, state and local computer databases and manual systems for information retrieval and verification (e.g., warrants, missing persons, stolen property); Inputs, researches and retrieves data for case enrichment of crime reports and develops and identifies suspects for investigative officer follow-up; Validates and researches felony, misdemeanor, and civil warrants and coordinates with law enforcement personnel and the courts for processing, entry, and clearing from local, state, and national computer systems; Enters and verifies certified complaint dismissals, satisfied, canceled or served information for fugitive warrants received from law enforcement agencies, jails, and the courts; Coordinates extradition of fugitives wanted in Pima County, by acting as a liaison between law enforcement agencies such as the Pima County Attorney, Arizona State Attorney General and Governor's office; Informs victims and other law enforcement agencies of arrests made, via teletype, telephone or by mail, and documents notifications in compliance with the Victim's Bill of Rights, the Arizona Constitution and applicable Arizona revised statutes; Periodically conducts audits of active computerized records for accuracy and consistency as required by the state and Federal Bureau of Investigation; Maintains security and confidentiality of all materials and information encountered in duties; May be required to testify in court in an official capacity as a departmental employee. All positions will require that employees attain access certification for all criminal history databases/communications systems required of assigned position, (e.g., NCIC, ACIC, Spillman Database, etc.), prior to completion of probation; maintenance of such certification is required as a condition of employment; failure to obtain and maintain required access certification shall be grounds for termination.
Evidence Technician I - Sheriff''''s Department Pima CountyEvidence Technician I - Sheriff''''s DepartmentTucson, AZ$20.72–$24.34 / hourTakes custody of property and evidence from officers, investigators or technicians under a variety of environmental and physical conditions which may include unpleasant sights and smells or adverse weather conditions: Documents receipt, authorized transfers and disposition of all items in custody; Catalogs, labels, tags, packages, stores and retrieves evidence and property; Travels to departmental substations, crime scenes and laboratories to take custody and transport items of evidence; Safely and correctly handles potentially hazardous materials encountered in performance of assigned duties; Maintains chain of custody of all property and evidence received and provides access only to authorized personnel; Grants temporary custody of property and evidence to authorized persons for laboratory testing, court appearances or other authorized purposes; Advises law enforcement personnel, attorneys and others on procedures of evidence and authorization for release of property; Disposes of property and evidence by release, sale or destruction after adjudication and maintains records of disposal; Checks items received against information available on multi-agency computer information system for registered owner information; Takes custody of and secures seized vehicles; Testifies in court as to chain of custody for property and evidence; Packages and prepares evidence for shipment to owners or out-of-state laboratories; Photographs property prior to release or destruction and completes associated paperwork. Action Activity - bending, climbing, crawling, kneeling, reaching, squatting, stooping; Motion Activity - simple and firm grasping and fine movement; Hearing Activity - in noisy areas, on a radio, behind themselves and equipment alarms; Speaking Activity - in person, on the phone, and on a radio; Vision - may be required to operate a motor vehicle, operate machinery, operate a forklift/power industrial equipment; distinguish colors; have depth perception; have peripheral vision.
NewAccountant I - Sheriff's Department Pima County, AZAccountant I - Sheriff's DepartmentTucson, AZ$56,555–$67,870 / yearEstablishes and maintains journals and ledgers of financial transactions; Reviews accounts payable charges for validity and within the adopted budgets; Ensures departmental compliance with Board of Supervisor policies and Administrative Procedures; Authorizes payments of valid charges; Establishes and monitors purchasing accounting procedures; Bills, collects, accounts for and manages a variety of debts due; Posts, balances and maintains accounting records unique to departmental operations, or for multiple departments; Reviews accounting reports for accuracy in revenues and expenditures and makes necessary corrections; Reviews transactions for coding and cost accounting purposes; Assists in the preparation of supporting documentation for annual audits of financial reports; Audits and reconciles various accounting records and documentation prepared by others; Recommends, implements and maintains accounting internal controls; Researches problems and answers questions regarding accounting procedures or documentation; Reconciles and monitors various accounting records, reports and funds; Maintains equipment utilization and inventory accounting systems. Associate’s degree from an accredited college or university with a major in accounting, finance, economics, public or business administration or a closely-related field as defined by the department head at the time of recruitment AND two years of professional accounting experience.
Public Safety Transcription Technician - Sheriff's Department Pima County, AZPublic Safety Transcription Technician - Sheriff's DepartmentTucson, AZ$18.79–$22.09 / hourTranscribes recorded or written law enforcement reports into department-approved formats, using computer-based resources; Proofreads, edits and corrects transcribed materials by comparison with recordings and written reports; Contacts originators of recorded/written reports to clarify or correct statements which cannot be resolved by critical review of original source materials; Prints and distributes transcribed reports to appropriately qualified individuals/agencies; Distributes transcribed reports via secured electronic means (facsimile, computer-to-computer, etc.) to appropriately qualified individuals/agencies; Maintains manual and computer-based activity logs; Accesses departmental restricted-use databases and communications systems to locate essential information; Maintains required physical security and confidentiality of information encountered or created during the course of assigned duties; Maintains physical security of assigned work areas by determining allowable access by others, to include maintenance of sign-in/-out registers; Performs operator-level servicing and maintenance of assigned recording/dictation equipment, computer-related equipment (e.g., printers, copiers, etc.) and other office equipment; May be required to perform transcription duties in languages other than English. All positions require satisfactory completion of a background investigation due to need for access to law enforcement, corrections and court facilities, property, communications systems and associated confidential and sensitive information, documents and databases.
NewAccountant I - Sheriff's Department Pima CountyAccountant I - Sheriff's DepartmentTucson, ArizonaEstablishes and maintains journals and ledgers of financial transactions; Reviews accounts payable charges for validity and within the adopted budgets; Ensures departmental compliance with Board of Supervisor policies and Administrative Procedures; Authorizes payments of valid charges; Establishes and monitors purchasing accounting procedures; Bills, collects, accounts for and manages a variety of debts due; Posts, balances and maintains accounting records unique to departmental operations, or for multiple departments; Reviews accounting reports for accuracy in revenues and expenditures and makes necessary corrections; Reviews transactions for coding and cost accounting purposes; Assists in the preparation of supporting documentation for annual audits of financial reports; Audits and reconciles various accounting records and documentation prepared by others; Recommends, implements and maintains accounting internal controls; Researches problems and answers questions regarding accounting procedures or documentation; Reconciles and monitors various accounting records, reports and funds; Maintains equipment utilization and inventory accounting systems. Associate’s degree from an accredited college or university with a major in accounting, finance, economics, public or business administration or a closely-related field as defined by the department head at the time of recruitment AND two years of professional accounting experience.
NewPublic Safety Transcription Technician - Sheriff's Department Pima CountyPublic Safety Transcription Technician - Sheriff's DepartmentTucson, ArizonaTranscribes recorded or written law enforcement reports into department-approved formats, using computer-based resources; Proofreads, edits and corrects transcribed materials by comparison with recordings and written reports; Contacts originators of recorded/written reports to clarify or correct statements which cannot be resolved by critical review of original source materials; Prints and distributes transcribed reports to appropriately qualified individuals/agencies; Distributes transcribed reports via secured electronic means (facsimile, computer-to-computer, etc.) to appropriately qualified individuals/agencies; Maintains manual and computer-based activity logs; Accesses departmental restricted-use databases and communications systems to locate essential information; Maintains required physical security and confidentiality of information encountered or created during the course of assigned duties; Maintains physical security of assigned work areas by determining allowable access by others, to include maintenance of sign-in/-out registers; Performs operator-level servicing and maintenance of assigned recording/dictation equipment, computer-related equipment (e.g., printers, copiers, etc.) and other office equipment; May be required to perform transcription duties in languages other than English. All positions require satisfactory completion of a background investigation due to need for access to law enforcement, corrections and court facilities, property, communications systems and associated confidential and sensitive information, documents and databases.
NewAccountant I - Sheriff''''s Department Pima CountyAccountant I - Sheriff''''s DepartmentTucson, AZ$56,555–$67,870 / yearEstablishes and maintains journals and ledgers of financial transactions; Reviews accounts payable charges for validity and within the adopted budgets; Ensures departmental compliance with Board of Supervisor policies and Administrative Procedures; Authorizes payments of valid charges; Establishes and monitors purchasing accounting procedures; Bills, collects, accounts for and manages a variety of debts due; Posts, balances and maintains accounting records unique to departmental operations, or for multiple departments; Reviews accounting reports for accuracy in revenues and expenditures and makes necessary corrections; Reviews transactions for coding and cost accounting purposes; Assists in the preparation of supporting documentation for annual audits of financial reports; Audits and reconciles various accounting records and documentation prepared by others; Recommends, implements and maintains accounting internal controls; Researches problems and answers questions regarding accounting procedures or documentation; Reconciles and monitors various accounting records, reports and funds; Maintains equipment utilization and inventory accounting systems. Minimum Qualifications: Associate's degree from an accredited college or university with a major in accounting, finance, economics, public or business administration or a closely-related field as defined by the department head at the time of recruitment AND two years of professional accounting experience.
Corrections Officer I Pima County, AZCorrections Officer ITucson, AZMaintains security of assigned facility by observing and controlling inmate behaviors, enforcing discipline, and reporting observations; Inspects the living conditions within the housing units for compliance with sanitation objectives; Conducts checks of inmate housing and cell searches for inmate census and detection of contraband; Controls, operates, and inspects life safety equipment, electronic safety and surveillance equipment, and door control systems; Performs booking, fingerprinting, identification and records maintenance procedures. Reviews all incident numbers, logs those that are major rule violations, and prints out major charge sheet; Reviews all officer incident reports, evidence, and major charge sheets to ensuring violations are clearly identified, follows all protocols, and verifies that reports have been completed correctly; Conducts inmate hearings within a timely manner.
Corrections Officer I Pima CountyCorrections Officer ITucson, ArizonaMaintains security of assigned facility by observing and controlling inmate behaviors, enforcing discipline, and reporting observations; Inspects the living conditions within the housing units for compliance with sanitation objectives; Conducts checks of inmate housing and cell searches for inmate census and detection of contraband; Controls, operates, and inspects life safety equipment, electronic safety and surveillance equipment, and door control systems; Performs booking, fingerprinting, identification and records maintenance procedures. Reviews all incident numbers, logs those that are major rule violations, and prints out major charge sheet; Reviews all officer incident reports, evidence, and major charge sheets to ensuring violations are clearly identified, follows all protocols, and verifies that reports have been completed correctly; Conducts inmate hearings within a timely manner.