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Police Property Control Technician at City of Charlotte - ApplyBlast

Police Property Control Technician

City of Charlotte

2 days ago

4.0 on Glassdoor

Charlotte, North Carolina, United States

Onsite

Full Time

Junior

0 applicants

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About this role

The Police Property Control Technician is primarily responsible for receiving, releasing, and storing impounded property for the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department Property and Evidence Management Division. The role involves maintaining accurate records of all property and evidence to ensure proper chain of custody, packaging and labeling items, and testifying in court regarding evidence handling when necessary. The position also requires releasing evidence to authorized individuals, disposing of property in compliance with regulations, and assisting with audits and inspections.

Responsibilities

Receive, package, label, and store evidence and property items
Maintain accurate records of all property and evidence to ensure proper chain of custody
Testify in court regarding the handling, documentation, and custody of evidence

Skills

About City of Charlotte

charlottenc.gov

Headquarters

Charlotte, North Carolina, United States

Company Size

5001-10000 employees

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The City of Charlotte is the municipal government serving Charlotte, North Carolina, responsible for delivering public services including public safety, transportation, utilities, parks and recreation, planning, and economic development. It provides online resources and transactional services for residents, businesses, and visitors — from permits and bill pay to maps, public meeting information, and emergency alerts. Charlotte emphasizes sustainable growth, infrastructure investment, and community engagement through neighborhood programs, transparency, and partnerships with regional and private stakeholders.