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Property and Evidence Specialist

Livermore Police Dept, Livermore, California

Salary: $6,086.50 - $7,341.37 Monthly

Final Filing Date: Aug 21, 2025

Under general supervision, receives, accounts for, coordinates, and distributes or properly disposes of property and evidence under the jurisdiction and custody of the police department; maintains an accurate inventory and chain-of-custody for all property and evidence in custody; may testify in court proceedings or under deposition, as required; and performs other duties as assigned.

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Duties

Property Room Functions
  • Receives, records, stores, releases and disposes of all property and evidence in accordance with established procedures and laws;
  • updates policies and procedures relating to property and evidence;
  • bar codes all incoming property and evidence;
  • maintains all evidence storage areas at police building and remote site;
  • prepares property and evidence for auction and coordinates pick-up; processes auction payments; photographs evidence; processes court orders for return or destruction of evidence;
  • process requests from officers, district attorney, private attorneys, insurance companies for photos, copies of audio and videotapes, evidence, and other items; transports evidence to and from crime labs, coroner's office, and other locations;
  • coordinates requests for narcotics analysis;
  • transports narcotics to lab and/or arranges for courier pick-up;
  • decontaminates biohazard areas such as blood-dry room and cabinets;
  • arranges for disposal of hazardous materials or transports to County disposal;
  • coordinates Superior Court hearings for disposition of weapons in domestic violence and psychiatric detention cases;
  • prepares weapons for disposal; coordinates weapons destruction;
  • transports weapons with sworn officer;
  • and trains others in the proper evidence packaging procedures and other procedures.
Administrative Functions
  • Performs data entry and utilizes specialized software and databases, such as an evidence-tracking system and other software and databases;
  • researches disposition of cases for purging of evidence using local, County, State, and Federal automated information systems;
  • testifies in court as a custodian of evidence;
  • writes reports;
  • completes money deposits with Finance Division personnel;
  • sends counterfeit money to U.S. Secret Service;
  • processes discovery requests;
  • and provides courier services by transporting sensitive documents for the Police Chief's office.

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Requirements

Experience:
  • Two years of experience in performing inventory control and/or processing legal documents with computer experience or one year of experience processing and collecting evidence in the law enforcement field.
Education:
  • Equivalent to graduation from high school.
  • Coursework or in-service training in accounting/inventory control and processing evidence is highly desirable.
Training:
  • Any recent training such as academic courses or professional certification programs that are relevant to this job classification.
Certification:
  • Possession of the Basic Property/Evidence Management Certificate is required prior to the completion of the probationary period.
License:
  • Possession of a valid California driver's license and a satisfactory driving record as determined by the City of Livermore.
Other Requirements:
  • Must have the willingness and ability to work scheduled and emergency overtime;
  • work any assigned shift, including holidays and weekends;
  • report to duty in an emergency;
  • work outside under adverse weather conditions, such as in heat, cold, and rain;
  • safely handle controlled substances, firearms, and biologically contaminated items;
  • wear a designated uniform and maintain a neat and clean appearance; maintain status as an expert witness;
  • and travel out of town to attend meetings, training, and seminars during work and non-work hours.
Special Requirements:
  • Essential duties require the mental and/or physical ability to work in a standard office environment, including sitting and standing for extended periods of time;
  • drive a vehicle;
  • read fine print on written documents and computer monitors;
  • detect subtle shades of color;
  • work with biologically contaminated items and various cleaning and disinfecting chemicals;
  • converse in person, over the telephone, and over two-way radio and be clearly understood;
  • stoop, bend, reach, and climb ladders;
  • and strength to safely lift and maneuver materials weighing up to 50 pounds.

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