Organized and dedicated Administrative Assistant with proven track record of providing exceptional customer service in fast-paced environments. Offering keen attention to detail and strong decision-making skills to manage multiple, concurrent tasks. Self-motivated work ethic to perform effectively in independent or team environments.
Technology and Risk Management
Memberships and Operations
•Booking and release of prisoners.
•Review documents from officers, bondspersons and the courts daily for accuracy and completeness.
•Interview prisoners, arresting officers and other employees daily to obtain necessary information.
•Create and/or retrieve electronic and physical files daily in a high volume setting and accurately add or update file information.
•Compare information collected with independent and/or file documentation and reports discrepancies to the booking officers, daily for resolution to insure the accuracy of records and proper identification of prisoners.
•Accurately code and translate information daily from codes using code tables for reference.
•Accurately count money, deposit money and prepare checks and vouchers daily.
•Accurately complete an inventory of prisoner personal property daily.
•Work a shift as necessary to provide 365 day, 24 hour coverage.
•Ensure oral and written directives, policy and ordinances of Weld County and the Sheriff are consistently and uniformly applied and reflect actual practice and current operating needs.
•File alphabetically and/or chronologically daily to maintain an accurate criminal justice record.
•Answer telephone requests from the public and other agencies daily to provide public services and information concerning jail intake and release records.
•Perform related work as required.
•Front desk and phone reception duties in a confidential and professional manner. This involves greeting and welcoming clients in the office for an office conference or to fill out an eligibility application; answering multiple phone lines; responding to routine questions; and, transferring calls as appropriate.
• Assists clients and processes applications for court-appointed counsel, which requires a basic understanding of eligibility guidelines in order to respond to routine questions, verify and ensure accuracy and completeness of the applications, and make recommendations of eligibility to the Court.
• Learns and applies policies and procedures in how to maintain, update and manage case files, including electronic and hard copy records, from opening through closing and file destruction. Enters client and court data into the Case Management Database, which requires attention to detail; and, moves files to and from the closed file room in accordance with policy and procedure.
• Updates client files by entering court dates and court status information into the Case Management Database; verifies that the information entered is accurate for statistical and calendaring purposes.
• Learns and develops skills in using the Colorado Courts Data Access or local jurisdiction websites to search client case information as requested by clients, administrative staff, investigators, and attorneys.
• Delivers pleadings and correspondence to the appropriate parties in a timely fashion. Documents that all parties received a copy of motions in accordance with office practices in the jurisdiction (e.g. electronic, fax or hard copy). May be required to walk or drive to the court house, district attorney’s office and/or jail to pick-up or deliver documents and correspondence.
Systems Used:
Court E-Filing
Data Access