Richland County Government Benefits Overview

Maintains election equipment and supplies, prepares election programs and polling materials, supports poll worker recruitment and training, assists with tabulation and certification, produces reports, manages inventory, performs basic GIS and election data analysis, and delivers equipment. Requires election certification, software proficiency, and the ability to drive county vehicles and a 16-foot box truck.

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 legal residence applications, calculates tax estimates, and assists taxpayers. Provides customer service, answers calls, prepares reports and correspondence, enters data, and performs routine clerical duties. Requires interpreting legal documents, handling varied procedural issues, and maintaining professionalism with the public.

Supervises Bond Court Division staff and daily clerical operations, ensuring accurate case processing and compliance with laws, policies, and procedures. Oversees court records, warrants, dockets, bonds, fines, deposits, reports, and administrative documents. Responds to inquiries from legal professionals, officials, defendants, and the public; assists in courtroom operations and coordinates security. Performs personnel supervision, training, auditing, customer service, notary duties, and provides 24/7 on-call support.