Johanna Rubio

The Licensing Technician enters information into and maintains the license database; reviews initial and renewal applications for compliance; and issues the Emergency Light and Window Tint exemption permits. The Licensing Technician maintains documentation including current licensing for information for the DPS Commissioner and for DPS Legal Services should questions arise. The Licensing Technician will develop and maintain a strong working knowledge of Georgia Statutes and Department of Public Safety Administrative Rules that pertain to the use and maintenance of speed detection devices and Emergency Light and Window Tint exemption permits.

Other key functions of the role include:

* Maintaining the revenue generated from the issuance of these permits.

* Develop a strong working relationship with members of the Accounting Section to ensure compliance with monies generated from the issuance of these permits.

* Working closely with sworn OPS members regarding investigations of the abuse of these permits.

* Working with other OPS staff involved in the pre-employment process to schedule polygraph examinations for applicants; maintain polygraph information on Department database; greet and assists applicants who come for polygraph exams, and assists Polygraph Examiners with administrative support.

* Answers alarms and investigates disturbances.

*Monitors security for assigned facilities.

* Reports and interprets emergency and non-emergency information.

* Screens visitors ad provides information and assistance to citizens and state employees.

* Working shift hours to include days, evening, nights, and some rotating weekends.

* Under close supervision, patrols highways and roads to enforce traffic and criminal laws.

* Investigates traffic crashes and assists motorists.

* Assists other law enforcement agencies in enforcing traffic and criminal laws and ensuring safety of the general population.

* Participates in criminal prosecution.

* Transcribe, proofread, and file legal documents before deadlines.

* Answer phones and take messages.

*Schedule court depositions, hearings, and other meetings as determined by an attorney.