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City of Montgomery, AL seeks a supervisor to manage evidence handling, property storage, and related inventory for leather goods and office supplies. The role involves overseeing records, coordinating disposal of unclaimed property, and addressing inquiries about found property.
You will supervise multiple employees and operate under the Administrative Division. Applicant must have a high school diploma or GED and at least 3 years in law enforcement evidence collection and processing.
The fundamental reason this position exists is to supervise the proper acquisition, receipt, storage, distribution, or issuance of leather goods and office supplies. Work involves making decisions concerning stocking, storing, and securing evidence, found property, and property belonging to inmates, to include properly handling evidence and disposing of unclaimed property and evidence. The work responsibilities of the job are: oversees the maintenance of records and files; oversees and directs the proper handling, storage, and disposal of found property and evidence, responding to inquiries regarding found property or evidence; plans and oversees the acquisition, receipt, storage, and proper issuance of leather goods and office supplies; oversees the print shop functions; supervises two or more employees; and oversees and coordinates department requests for building maintenance supplies. Work is performed under the general supervision and direction of the designated sworn officer in the Administrative Division.
High school diploma or GED and at least three (3) years of experience in law enforcement evidence collection and processing, including proper disposal of unclaimed property and proper handling of evidence.
NOTE: Qualifying education, training, and experience that provide the requisite knowledge, skills, and abilities to perform the job will be considered.
Employment is conditioned upon applicants acquiring and maintaining a valid Alabama driver's license and providing a Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) from the Department of Public Safety as proof of an insurable driving record.