Photographer Police Investg Support

Under general supervision, to take color and black-and-white photographs of a variety of subjects, some of which may be used as evidence by law enforcement authorities in support of crime investigation; to post-process and print color and black-and-white photographs routinely and using techniques that will enhance the representations of evidence characteristics on photographs; to prepare photographs for court presentations, testify in court and to perform related work as required. (may perform other duties as assigned) • Subject to general assignments, and with responsibility to a superior for results, and in accordance with established departmental policies, procedures, and methods in the preservation of integrity in evidence management: • Individually, or with one or more co-workers, to take color and black-and-white photographs of persons, groups, crime scenes, corpses, fingerprints, objects submitted as evidence, aerial photographs, situations, and persons under surveillance or observation. • Ability to be resourceful. • Ability to be reliable. The employee generally engages in light physical activity to work in the field with person-to-person contact and some stationary work in an office environment.