Department: County Clerk
Pay:
$16.87 per hour
Work Schedule:
8-5 M-F
Sedgwick County offers a comprehensive benefits package for full-time employees that includes health coverages, paid leave, regular compensation reviews, retirement plans, and professional development opportunities. For more detailed information, our benefits page at SCBenefits.
Provide information and assistance to customers, both internal and external, regarding statutory functions of the office of the Sedgwick County Clerk. The “front office” staff handles administrative and licensing functions, and this position specifically is the primary contact for most licensing inquiries. The position supports all front office positions.
Information and assistance
-Prepare homestead claims and assist filers to inquire regarding delayed or missing refunds, or to provide required documentation to the Kansas Department of Revenue (KDOR)
-Assist with ELG file preparation by claimant has ownership interest in property, entering amounts available in spreadsheet and transferring first half tax charges to KDOR portal
-Answer inquiries for information by phone, email or in person and direct individuals to appropriate desk, department or agency
Board of County Commissioners meeting clerk
-Attend BoCC meetings and record actions
-Transcribe, type, proofread, and edit verbatim minutes for BoCC approval
-Administer meeting paperwork (send for signature, recording or publication if required)
-Assign and log contract and resolution numbers and document descriptions, scan into OnBase and post to eline
-Number, scan, log and post all non-meeting contracts, grants or other agreement-like paperwork
-Respond to internal and external requests for minutes, contracts or resolutions providing search services if requested
-Maintain Clerk’s BoCC databases and filing system by designing, coordinating and implementing file management projects as needed
Crosstrain in all front office functions
-Issue licenses under state statute, regulation or county code
-Acquire knowledge to develop or improve procedures
Minimum Qualifications: High school diploma, GED, or equivalent. Two years of customer service or office experience. Ability to be appointed as a notary public for the state of Kansas, demonstrated proficiency in Microsoft Office suite of products.
Preferred Qualifications: Some college, post-secondary, or technical education. Two or more years in an office or customer service setting. Ability to be appointed as a notary public for the state of Kansas, demonstrated proficiency in Microsoft Office suite of products.
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