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Criminal Information Technician II- Records

Taylorsville, UT, US

Utdgohcm is hiring a Criminal Information Technician II- Records in Taylorsville, UT, US. Posted October 2, 2026.

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Job at a glance

Company
Utdgohcm
Location
Taylorsville, UT, US
Sector
Customer Support
Posted
October 2, 2026

About the job

BCI Records Section Day-to-day responsibilities of this position: The Records Section is responsible for maintaining and providing accurate, timely, and secure Utah Criminal History (UCH) information and supporting a variety of criminal justice and public service functions. Employees in the Records Section perform detailed research, data entry, record review, quality assurance, customer service, and administrative duties related to criminal history records. This position will research and evaluate criminal history information from multiple sources, including law enforcement agencies, courts, and other criminal justice systems. Responsibilities may include reviewing and updating criminal history records, researching dispositions and court information, processing citations and expungements, responding to record challenges and customer inquiries, conducting quality assurance reviews, and ensuring information is accurately documented and reported in accordance with state and federal requirements, policies, and procedures. Employees may also assist with the processing and review of requests involving criminal history records, GRAMA requests, certified records, record corrections, research assignments, and other specialized Records Section programs. The position requires the ability to interpret and apply established guidelines and procedures, identify discrepancies, conduct thorough research, and make accurate determinations based on available information. The position regularly communicates with law enforcement agencies, courts, criminal justice partners, other government agencies, and members of the public. Employees must be able to communicate professionally, protect confidential and sensitive information, manage multiple priorities, and provide accurate and courteous customer service.