Pretrial Risk & Release Specialist

Weld County, CO; Greeley (CO); On-site; USD 40,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Weld County is seeking a proactive Pretrial Specialist to join the Pretrial Services team. The role involves interviewing detainees, assessing release risk, preparing reports, and coordinating with the Court to make bond recommendations.

Work is conducted in jail and office settings with a schedule including Sundays and 10-hour shifts. Responsibilities include data entry, researching criminal histories, supervising pretrial release, and coordinating with court officers and family members.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in sociology, psychology, human services, corrections and/or social sciences or related field.
• 1 year related experience.
• Knowledge of Weld County Government and 19th Judicial District practices and general policies.
• Knowledge of Colorado Judicial System databases and court-related procedures.
• Possess effective interview skills with defendants and ability to document findings clearly.

Responsibilities

• Assess & Interview Jail Detainees - 45%: interview detainees, assess release suitability, research histories, and prepare reports for court officials.
• Pretrial Release Supervision - 50%: supervise defendants, communicate requirements, collect fees, and coordinate with community resources.
• Training, Meetings & Administrative Duties - 5%: attend trainings, maintain records, assist staff, and support division personnel.

Skills

Bachelor's Degree knowledge field

Interview skills

Attention to detail

Knowledge of databases (Colorado/Judic

Education

Bachelor's Degree in sociology, psychology, human services, corrections and/or social sciences or related field

Job description

Weld County is seeking a proactive Pretrial Specialist to join the Pretrial Services team. The role involves interviewing detainees, assessing release risk, preparing reports, and coordinating with the Court to make bond recommendations.

Work is conducted in jail and office settings with a schedule including Sundays and 10-hour shifts. Responsibilities include data entry, researching criminal histories, supervising pretrial release, and coordinating with court officers and family members.