Evidence Technician

The Evidence Technician is responsible for the secure receipt, documentation, storage, preservation, release, and disposition of all physical evidence and property collected by the Police Department. Duties include maintaining an unbroken chain of custody, conducting regular audits and inventories, ensuring proper storage of evidence by type, coordinating with investigators and prosecutors, preparing evidence for court proceedings, and testifying in court regarding evidence handling when required.Minimum Qualifications: High school diploma or GED required. An Associate's or Bachelor's degree in criminal justice or a related field is preferred. Prior experience in evidence handling, property control, or law enforcement support is preferred. Knowledge of state and federal evidence laws and procedures. An equivalent combination of education and experience that equals or exceeds minimum qualifications may also qualify.Must possess a current, valid State driver's license.