Administrative Assistant

Provide clerical and administrative support for the Midwest Regional Forensic Lab Director, Assistant Laboratory Director, and Forensic Scientists Develop, maintain, and handle confidential information Monitor monthly expenditures, proper coding, and adherence to financial policies Provide division financial support and assist with annual budget and year-end financial processes Submit, monitor, and track physical plant, IT, and telecom work orders Organize and maintain filing systems and monitor record/evidence retention procedures Receive, review, and process invoices for payment; ensure accuracy and correct issues Monitor and track purchase orders; order supplies, uniforms, and consumables; coordinate vendor contracts and services Advise staff regarding purchases and expenditure allocation Monitor fixed assets and conduct annual inventories Assist with partner annual contributions, grant money requests, monthly reports, and semiannual grant progress reports Develop systems, spreadsheets, and tracking methods for laboratory casework trends Assist with creation and distribution of monthly and yearly laboratory reports Schedule and coordinate administrative meetings; attend meetings and take minutes Assist with planning and coordinating MRFL and ACSO events as assigned Interact professionally with co-workers, public officials, and the general public Produce response documents from the Laboratory for legal staff during discovery Support the QA manager with vault security, accuracy, and compliance audits Complete special projects and other assigned duties Requirements High school diploma At least 2 years (2,080 annual hours) of job-related experience Equivalent combination of education and experience may substitute for required education on a year-for-year basis Successfully pass an extensive background investigation Preferred: Associate degree in Accounting, Human Resources, Public Administration, or closely related field Preferred: Three or more years (2,080 annual hours) of administrative support experience Experience in law enforcement, corrections, or legal environment preferred Ability to organize, prioritize, and coordinate workflows General understanding of general office procedures Strong written and verbal communication skills Word processing, spreadsheet, database, and PowerPoint experience Ability to handle multiple tasks simultaneously with frequent interruption Ability to meet stated physical demands and work conditions Must pass applicable pre-employment criminal/driving background check, drug screen, DOT physical, and/or other qualifications checks when required Occasional travel may require driving a county vehicle and/or personal vehicle Must comply with Anoka County Sheriff’s Office tattoo, scar, and brand policy Core Competencies Demonstrates strong organizational and administrative capabilities, with expertise in financial monitoring, record management, and compliance audits. Proficient in developing systems for tracking and reporting, while effectively communicating with diverse stakeholders. Highest-signal resume keywords Financial Monitoring Record Management Administrative Support Communication Skills Compliance Audits Hard Skills Word Processing Spreadsheet Management Database Management PowerPoint Proficiency Invoice Processing Budget Assistance Work Order Tracking Inventory Management Confidential Information Handling Grant Management Soft Skills Organizational Skills Prioritization Coordination Interpersonal Skills Multitasking Certifications & Qualifications High School Diploma Associate Degree (Preferred) Industry Keywords Forensic Lab Law Enforcement Corrections Legal Environment Anoka County Sheriff’s Office #J-18808-Ljbffr Jobtailor