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Digital Records Technician

Location: Franklin, Tennessee

Purpose of Job

The Digital Records Technician reports to the Office of Public Affairs, providing highly-technical assistance with downloading, securing, maintaining, and storing all digital recordings, evidentiary and non-evidentiary, created by Franklin Police Officers in the course of their official duty.

The Digital Records Technician will monitor staff compliance in the use, upload, storage, and retention requirements set forth in Franklin Police Department General Orders, and will report suspected non-compliance to the Public Affairs Lieutenant.

This position will assist with the fulfillment of digital record copies needed by the District Attorney’s Office, command staff for administrative review needs, and other official purposes. The Digital Records Technician will provide the Public Affairs Lieutenant with legally and appropriately redacted records that satisfy open records requests. This position will perform audits of the digital recording program and report outcomes to the Public Affairs Lieutenant. The Digital Records Technician will assist with policy and procedure development, and implementation and management of the body camera program.

The Digital Records Technician will complete or assist with the field acquisition, preservation, and enhancement of surveillance video at secondary locations captured by third-party systems, and will enhance or assist with the enhancement needed for investigation and/or public release to aid in the arrest of wanted suspects.

This position will assist in the production of graphics and other digital media needed for promotion by Franklin Police Public Affairs, and other tasks as directed by the Public Affairs Lieutenant.

See more about this position, including essential duties, salary, and how to apply at the agency web site.

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