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Zoe Harlan

Seagoville,TX

Summary

Proven leader in enhancing operational efficiency for Dallas County, adept at implementing Court Management Software and streamlining coordination processes. Excelled in customer service and data entry, achieving significant improvements in team productivity and project execution. Demonstrated expertise in process improvement and relationship building, contributing to a unified approach toward shared goals.

Overview

45
45
years of professional experience

Work History

Court Coordinator

Dallas County
10.2021 - Current
  • Contracted by Dallas County as a SME to implement new Court Management Software, Enterprise Justice (Odyssey) for the Justice of the Peace (10 offices) for Dallas County
  • Improved team productivity with regular communication and progress updates, fostering a collaborative work environment.
  • Enhanced operational workflows by maintaining well-organized documentation systems and updating records accurately as needed.
  • Gathered and organized materials to support operations.
  • Managed project timelines for successful completion, ensuring milestones were met and deadlines were adhered to.
  • Coached employees through day-to-day work and complex problems.
  • Collaborated with department heads to develop strategic plans aligning with overall company objectives, fostering a unified approach toward shared goals.
  • Used job-related software to draft and finalize written correspondence and documentation.
  • Participated in workshops and in-service meetings to enhance personal growth and professional development.
  • Set priorities and problem-solved workflow issues to maintain rapport with customers and managers.
  • Coordinated cross-functional teams, resulting in seamless project execution and enhanced outcomes.
  • Increased efficiency by streamlining coordination processes and implementing new organizational systems.
  • Evaluated operational practices and identified improvement opportunities to develop revisions for systems and procedures.
  • Collected and analyzed business data from various departments to prepare reports and presentations for management.

JP31, Judge Al Cercone, Chief Clerk

Dallas County Justice Of The Peace
01.1992 - 01.2021
  • Utilized strong multitasking skills to manage multiple priorities and tasks, ensuring timely completion of each assignment.
  • Interacted with customers by phone, email, or in-person to provide information.
  • Reduced errors in data entry by carefully inputting information into computer systems with attention to detail.
  • Improved customer satisfaction by promptly answering inquiries and providing accurate information.
  • Supported Judge for smooth office operations
  • Maintained filing system and organized customer documents for easy retrieval of information.
  • Enhanced office organization with regular maintenance of files, records, and supplies inventory.
  • Increased efficiency by streamlining filing systems and organizing important documents.
  • Ensured confidentiality of sensitive documents through proper storage methods and restricted access control implementation.
  • Processed mail accurately and efficiently, ensuring that all correspondence was distributed to the correct recipients in a timely manner.
  • Monitored office supplies and made arrangements for restocking of low-stock items.
  • Maintained a professional atmosphere within the office setting through effective communication skills and polished presentation abilities.
  • Provided support for meetings by scheduling appointments, preparing materials, and taking detailed minutes.
  • Assisted HR department in recruiting process by reviewing resumes and scheduling interviews leading to an improved talent pool.
  • Kept office supplies well organized and sufficiently stocked, placing orders promptly to replenish materials before depleted.
  • Assisted referred JP's and Clerks from TJCTC across the state of Texas with appropriate forms and processes

JP 11 / Bookkeeper

Dallas County, Texas
03.1979 - 12.1991

Receipting Payments

Maintaining Accounts Payable

Processing Payments to Parties; bonds, refund, judgments

Assisting the Public in person and on the telephone

Assisting Judge and Chief Clerk with civil, criminal cases, court docket.

Education

High School Diploma -

North Mesquite High School
Mesquite, TX
05.1976

Skills

  • Customer Service
  • Data Entry
  • Work Planning and Prioritization
  • Relationship Building
  • Recordkeeping
  • Process Improvement
  • Project Support
  • Staff Management
  • Project assistance
  • Workflow Planning
  • Quality Assurance
  • Performance Management

Timeline

Court Coordinator

Dallas County
10.2021 - Current

JP31, Judge Al Cercone, Chief Clerk

Dallas County Justice Of The Peace
01.1992 - 01.2021

JP 11 / Bookkeeper

Dallas County, Texas
03.1979 - 12.1991

High School Diploma -

North Mesquite High School
Zoe Harlan