Denton County, Texas ยท 1 month ago
Senior Clerk - County Clerk - Courts Division
Denton County, Texas is looking for a Senior Clerk to perform specialized administrative and clerical work for the Courts Division. The role involves handling complex paperwork, coordinating office activities, providing public assistance, and supervising deputy clerks.
GovernmentLegalOffice AdministrationResidential
Responsibilities
Schedules meetings and appointments on behalf of office staff; prepares agendas and related memoranda to notify participants
Performs research and compiles data for special projects or reports, as assigned, ensuring completion by specified deadlines and in accordance with outlined objectives and goals
Creates and maintains files and records related to the department
Prepares office correspondence on behalf of office staff; assumes responsibility for accuracy and professionalism
Receives, processes, and distributes mail to appropriate department or employee
Receives inquiries by phone and/or in person and responds in accordance with department policy and procedure; screens calls as necessary
Maintains office supply inventories, coordinating with each department supervisor and preparing the necessary paperwork
Regular and punctual attendance is required
Supervises deputy-level clerks, providing clerical assistance on court days and during peak business times
Provides executive assistance and support to the County Clerk; prioritizes incoming information and serves as a clearinghouse for correspondence
Makes travel arrangements and coordinates all travel plans for elected officials and staff; completes all details relating to registration; coordinates with Auditor's Office to ensure all payments are made in advance of conferences, including all travel-related accommodations
Assists the public with background searches as necessary; provides copies of legal documents from criminal case files
Calculates and posts payments for fines and court costs; processes and tracks cash bonds and cash bond checks; refunds cash bond money after the resolution of criminal cases; maintains related spreadsheets to track payments
Coordinates and educates the public on the initial steps of the local option elections
Receives, reviews, and processes legal paperwork, court motions and orders, and expunction orders from multiple sources as necessary
Balances assigned cash drawer as necessary; completes deposits as necessary
Qualification
Required
High School Diploma or GED
A minimum of two years of experience in a related field
An equivalent combination of education and related experience
Preferred
Completion of some college-level coursework
Benefits
Group health plans for medical and dental coverage
Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Life
Disability, and long term care insurance
Flexible spending accounts for health care and dependent care reimbursements
Retirement benefits
12 paid holidays
Tuition Reimbursement
Wellness Program