Record Specialist
Listed on 2026-02-17
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Government
Government Administration -
Administrative/Clerical
Government Administration, Clerical
This posting covers both the Records Specialist in the Criminal Warrants Section and the Central Records Division
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CRIMINAL WARRANTS SECTION is a CONTRACT position WITHOUT benefits and is a possible full‑time position.
The Records Specialist position in the Central Records Division is a full‑time role that includes benefits.
See the General Information Section for details
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This position requires 24‑hour coverage, 7 days a week, and includes shift work.
The assignments require working various shifts.
6 a.m.–2 p.m., 2 p.m.–10 p.m., and 10 p.m.–6 a.m.
Shift assignments will be based on seniority and the needs of the department.
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Contract – Records Specialist with the Criminal Warrants SectionLocation: 9418 Jensen Dr., Houston, TX 77093
The primary responsibility of a Records Specialist with the Criminal Warrants Section is to facilitate administrative duties in coordination with the processing of law enforcement‑related documents.
Duties and Responsibilities- Respond to inquiries from the Joint Processing Center, Central Records, Courts, and other law enforcement agencies about criminal warrants.
- Process warrants, including bond forfeiture, bond surrender, revocation of bond, probation violations, etc.
- Run criminal histories and prepare warrants for entry into the TCIC/NCIC databases.
- Verify criminal warrants and acknowledge new warrants.
- Prepare warrant jackets for classification (sex offenders, aggravated charges, probation violations, bond forfeiture, indictment, etc.).
- Process warrant switch‑outs when a bond is surrendered and an indictment is received. Return bond surrendered to the Clerk’s Office.
- Prepare C‑87 reports when the warrant is no longer viable, such as bond reinstatement, cases dismissed, and bond transfers.
- Respond to all forms of teletypes (messages from TCIC/NCIC) utilizing Open Fox to confirm warrants for outside agencies, hit confirmations, attempt to locate, and runaway reports.
- Print and attach criminal histories to warrants, and recheck TCIC/NCIC entries.
- Run reports to check if people in jail have other warrants or to cancel warrants that are eligible for deletion.
- Collaborate with immigration to place holds if a subject is in their custody and arrange transport of inmates in ICE custody to HCSO.
- Process warrants for people presumed deceased and take necessary steps to obtain a death certificate so the case may be dismissed.
- Missing persons entry in/removal from TCIC/NCIC.
- Perform other related duties as assigned.
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Full‑Time Position with HCSO Benefits – Central Records DivisionLocation: 700 N. Jacinto, 1st Floor – Central Records
Under general supervision, performs a wide variety of administrative duties in the coordination and processing of legal and law enforcement documents and reports in the Central Records Division while exercising discretionary authority with infrequent supervision/instructions and with frequent access to confidential information.
Duties and Responsibilities- Review and process documents related to court release, pretrial bonds, early release pretrial bonds, reintegration court bonds, court dismissals, and cases of no probable cause found.
- Receive, sort, interpret, and verify all Court Directives, Warrants, Capias Profine, Alias Capias, Pretrial Bonds, Judgments, sentences, and teletypes.
- Research information relating to the release of a defendant and coordinate/schedule the release of defendants being picked up by other agencies, programs, and/or parole officers.
- Ensure compliance with pretrial release from custody of eligible arrestees with misdemeanor charges filed against them.
- Process documents and all court‑ordered surrenders, off‑work hours programs, sheriff’s weekender work programs, and early release programs.
- Process Board of Pardons and Parole bookings, releases, court date information, hearing dates, and entries of blue and white warrants.
- Provide information to the public, bonding companies, and other law enforcement agencies.
- Book additional or new charges against the defendants.
- Process TDCS penitentiary packets including criminal history, indictment, judgment, and sentencing…
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