Deputy Clerk

City of Perrysburg•Perrysburg, OH

8d•Onsite

About The Position

PERRYSBURG MUNICIPAL COURT IS ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR A DEPUTY CLERK POSITION. The Deputy Clerk must be able to provide exceptional customer service to persons conducting business at the Perrysburg Municipal Court. He/she will be required to provide information and services to visitors at the Clerk's Office; complete and file paperwork, collect fees and other payments; and maintain accurate records as necessary and determined by the Clerk of Court.

Requirements

High School Diploma, G.E.D., or equivalent certificate.
Ability to read; write; perform basic mathematics; collect and record monetary transactions; type; and enter, access, and manipulate data in a computer (or demonstrate an ability to quickly develop any areas that are lacking).
Proficiency in basic computer operation.
Possess a valid Operator's License (with a good driving record).
Able to use standard office equipment.

Nice To Haves

Exceptional customer service
Pleasant disposition
Ability to get along with others
Ability to work independently
Organized
Acute attention to detail
Thorough

Responsibilities

Report regularly and punctually for work during normal business hours.
Provide exceptional customer service including assisting individuals checking in for court or contacting the Clerk's office via telephone, collecting and processing fees and other payments, processing defendants after court appearances, and processing paperwork.
Explain information in a way that is easily understood.
Maintain strict loyalty to the Judge and Court.
Exercise discretion and sound judgment regarding the confidentiality of all non-public information encountered on the job.
Review and maintain the confidentiality of non-public data, including, but not limited to, non-public records and information contained in party files, personnel files, mediation files, LEADS/NCIC and conciliation files, and pending Court decisions/orders and other works in progress.
Comply with federal, state and local laws and regulations.
Comply with Court policies and procedures.
Seek feedback from the Court or supervisors when unclear about the proper steps to take in following instruction and direction.
Work cooperatively with the Judge, Court staff, attorneys, litigants, witnesses, and other visitors to the Court.
Input appropriate information for traffic, parking, criminal citations, complaints, etc. into the computer in an accurate and timely manner and verifies the accuracy of the information provided.
Issue a summons or warrant, as required.
Prepare the case file for court.
Collect and process fees, fines, and other payments.
Calculate fine balances.
Input scheduled hearing dates into the computer.
Prepare bench warrants including entry of all warrant information into the case management system, updating Supreme Court and cost information, and delivering copies.
Handle arrests including receiving returned or served warrants from the serving agency, noting hearing date in the computer, journalizing and filing the information in a case file.
Process sealings including accepting filings, collecting and processing sealing fees, collecting information from probation, scheduling hearings and preparing the appropriate paperwork after the hearing.
Process license forfeitures, insurance information and driving points and provide said information to the Bureau of Motor Vehicles.
Contact the Bureau of Motor Vehicles to verify an individual's driving status.
Prepare commitment papers, appeals, felony transcripts, immobilization of vehicles, orders to dispose of or return a vehicle, recognizance bonds, bond continuances, releases from jail, judgment entries, certified copies of documents, etc.