Richland County Government Benefits Overview

Maintains and verifies real property ownership records for county tax assessment, including deeds, plats, easements, and related legal documents. Records property changes, conducts title research, processes residency applications, assists with tax estimates and discounts, responds to taxpayers, and performs routine clerical, data-entry, filing, reporting, and customer service duties.

Prepares and prosecutes criminal cases, including trials, hearings, indictments, warrants, motions, and legal briefs. Reviews evidence and incident reports, researches legal issues, advises law enforcement, negotiates with attorneys, supports victims, and supervises assigned staff. Represents the Solicitor’s Office in court, responds to public inquiries, coordinates with agencies, prepares reports, delivers community presentations, and remains available on call 24/7.

Manages soil and water conservation district operations, environmental education programs, grants, budgets, field research, and outreach. Coordinates projects and partners across county, state, federal, academic, nonprofit, and school organizations. Develops conservation curricula and educational materials, oversees reporting and compliance, conducts data analysis, represents the district publicly, and supervises staff, interns, volunteers, and contractors. Frequent fieldwork and occasional nonstandard hours may be required.