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Employee Type:

Regular

Department:

Juvenile

Salary:

$42,806.40 - $59,633.60 Annually / $3,567.20 - $4,969.47 Monthly / $20.58 - $28.67 Hourly

Scheduled Weekly Hours:

40

Overtime Eligibile:

Yes

Job Posting Date Range:

07/23/2026 - Until Filled

IMPORTANT INFORMATION & INSTRUCTIONS

SPOKANE COUNTY JUVENILE COURT

DEAR APPLICANT:

Thank you for considering the Spokane County Juvenile Court as a potential employer. Juvenile Court employees are directly responsible for the supervision and/or care of youth under the age of eighteen. As such, applicants undergo an extensive application and selection process as well as a thorough background investigation.

The effectiveness of the Juvenile Court is directly related to the quality of personnel employed by the Court and the level of public trust in those personnel. As a result, the following extensive application process is designed to elicit information to assist us in determining your character, suitability, and competence for the position for which you have applied.

Failure to complete the entire application, whether intentionally or unintentionally, will result in your removal from consideration.

In addition, the background investigation may include, but is not limited to: an interview(s); employer reference checks; polygraph test; criminal and driving records. Failure of any portion of the background investigation will be "cause" for removal from consideration. Upon completion of the background investigation, each candidate's suitability is reviewed by Juvenile Court Administration.

The polygraph test is conducted using the information you have submitted and the Integrity Standards for Juvenile Court. Thank you for your interest in Spokane County Juvenile Court.

Job Summary:

WHO MAY APPLY: This recruitment is open to all applicants meeting the minimum requirements. Priority consideration will be given to Spokane County employees in a position covered by the 1553 Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) submitting applications between 7/23/26 and 7/30/26

This position specialized support activities for programs or sections, such as payment vouchers; payroll; maintain/manipulate complex computer databases and files; screen and distribute complaints; setup meetings, conferences and schedules. The position allocated to this class is the second level of a three level office support classification series. The Administrative Specialist class differs from the Office Manager class by the lack of responsibilities for conducting performance appraisals, administering disciplinary actions, and interaction with higher level management in the development of policies and procedures. The Administrative Specialist generally reports to a Section or Program Manager/Supervisor or other Management personnel. The Administrative Specialist classification is distinguished from the Customer Accounting Specialist classification series by duties requiring less accounting education/knowledge and skill and with less than 50% of the time devoted to accounting duties.

Job Description:

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS

• Answers incoming calls; takes messages as appropriate; directs caller to correct individual.
• Receives and resolves or refers citizen complaints to appropriate authorities.
• Types legal documents, letters, narrative and statistical reports, minutes, agendas, contracts, bids, etc. using typewriter or word processing program.
• Proofreads and corrects drafts for grammar, punctuation, spelling, and format.
• Takes dictation and/or transcribes from tapes and answers correspondence.
• Compiles data based on research techniques and on statistical compilations which require an understanding of department programs, policies and procedures.
• Drafts financial, statistical, narrative, and/or other reports as requested.
• Follows up on actions of a court, committee, board, etc. to ensure that decisions are implemented, documents are prepared and appropriate parties notified.
• Resolves errors by researching causes and/or remedies which may require contacting the public, vendors or public and private agencies, groups or individuals.
• Maintains filing systems by deleting, purging and destroying records in accordance with established procedures.
• Takes and transcribes minutes and/or records hearings and meetings; prepares and distributes follow up materials.
• Receives work from various sources and reviews and/or processes it for administrative use.
• Organizes, prioritizes and coordinates production into a usable form for management’s analysis, review and/or release.
• Provides the public or other clients with information and/or policy and procedure guidelines regarding a wide variety of issues requiring the highest degree of tact, judgment and confidentiality.
• Responds to public inquiries in a courteous manner; answers inquiries in person and in written correspondence.
• Reviews for completeness, accuracy or eligibility a variety of routine documents such as correspondence, application or claim forms, agreements and permits.
• Schedules appointments, meetings, interviews, and/or rooms; makes travel or event arrangements; handles conference or event registrations.
• Processes and/or enters data or information in computer system; computes fees and issues relevant forms within statutory or office policy limitations; receives and issues receipts for payments for licenses, permits, services, etc.
• Records documents; prepares documents for recording identifying and logging key items for document recall; logs and tracks submitted and returned documents.
• Prepares payment invoices, performs data entry and generates payment vouchers; reconciles statements and vendor invoices.
• Performs payroll duties such as time and wage computation and leave accrual and usage; prepares personnel action forms; orders departmental and office supplies; prepares vouchers and makes purchases.
• Maintains stockroom including ordering, restocking inventory, bookkeeping, and bill paying.
• Prepares legal mailings/certifications as required by state and local laws; prepares letters and supporting documents for Board, Committee, or Hearing Body agenda items; arranges for meetings, conferences and hearings.
• May assign, instruct and check the work of others on a regular and on-going basis.
• In addition to the duties listed, individuals in this classification may also perform the duties of the lower level Office Technician classification series.
• Performs other related duties as required/assigned.

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS

• High School Diploma or GED equivalent.
• Three (3) years of general office or related specialty work experience.
• May substitute coursework or training in office practices, secretarial science or other related areas for up to two (2) years of the required work experience.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES

• Knowledge of grammar, spelling and punctuation.
• Knowledge of file maintenance techniques.
• Knowledge of customer service techniques.
• Knowledge of terminology, and basic procedures in area of assignment.
• Knowledge of phone etiquette.
• Knowledge of modern office practices and procedures.
• Skilled in communicating effectively both orally and in writing, sufficient to exchange or convey information and to give and receive work direction.
• Skilled in establishing and maintaining effective working relationships with co-workers, supervisors, officials and the general public.
• Skilled in creating and maintaining filing systems.
• Skilled in answering phones and greeting visitors.
• Skilled in applying customer service techniques.
• Skilled in preparing technical reports.
• Skilled in performing basic mathematical calculations.
• Skilled in using office equipment such as phones, copiers, calculators and fax machines.
• Skilled in using computer and related software applications.
• Skilled in advanced word processing.
• Ability to handle interruptions efficiently and effectively.
• Ability to assign and check the work of others.
• Ability to research and prepare technical reports.
• Ability to follow work direction.

BEHAVIORAL STANDARDS

All County employees are responsible for contributing to a safe and positive work environment, actively demonstrating the County values in their daily work and interactions:

• Respect: Appreciating and valuing customers, other County employees and County leadership by showing courtesy, friendliness and fairness. Communicating in a productive and professional manner.
• Accountability: Honoring and delivering on commitments by taking responsibility for personal actions and results; being a responsible steward of public resources and the trust County residents have placed in each of us.
• Integrity: Modelling transparent and ethical behavior and demonstrating it with honest and trustworthy behaviors and actions; leading by example and performing work to the highest standards.
• Innovation: Striving for excellence by actively pursuing opportunities for new and improved methods, procedures or technologies; fostering an environment of engagement and empowerment and embracing continuous improvement.

WORKING CONDITIONS

• The work environment is primarily inside, where the noise and temperature levels are moderate.

Total Compensation:

$54,792 - $76,331 Annually

Total compensation is an estimate based upon base compensation, median retirement fund contributions, and current employer-paid health and related benefit contribution rates (including medical, dental, life insurance, long term disability, and leave). The actual total will vary depending upon each employee's enrollment choices.

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