Administrative Professionals
City of San Antonio
Posted: January 19, 2026 (0 days ago)
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Tarrant County
County Clerk
Location
Fort Worth, Texas, 76196-0105
Salary
$20 - $22
per hour
Type
Closes
Base salary range: $147,649 - $221,900
Typical requirements: Executive-level leadership experience. Senior executive qualifications required.
Note: Actual salary includes locality pay (15-40%+ depending on location).
This job involves handling vital records like birth and death certificates in a county clerk's office, providing customer service, processing documents, and managing paperwork for events such as home births and marriage licenses.
It requires interacting with families, funeral homes, and agencies while ensuring all filings follow state laws.
A good fit would be someone detail-oriented with strong organizational skills, comfortable with public-facing duties and basic computer tasks.
1. Inspects all incoming documents for filing to determine if they meet state and departmental requirements and acknowledges application signatures with proper identification.2.
Enters departmental documents in County software program, scans all documents after processing, and verifies each image. 3.
Processes cashiering transactions including fee collection and credit card transactions and balancing. Balances daily receipts and shares responsibility of daily bank deposits in absence of supervisor.
4. Performs searches for all requested documents. Produces certified copies of any requested document filed in department.5. Utilizes microfilm machines forbirth and death record searches.
Cleans microfilm images when necessary for useable copies. If copy is not usable, maintains consistent contact with Texas Department of State Health Services for replacement birth and death records. 6.
Processes and records all completed marriage licenses that includes inspecting the marriage licenses, recording them in the computer, scanning and verifying the images, and mailing them back to the couples.
Rejects all marriage records that do not have all criteria needed to finish processing.7. Generates birth certificates from state-wide network according to state law. 8.
Process requests for CPS, local law enforcement, District Attorney’s Office, and any other qualified agency with birth certificate verification requests. 9.
Keeps track of individual security paper usage for birth and death certificate certified copies. 10. Sets appointments and coordinates Acknowledgement of Paternity (AOP) process.
Conducts meetings with families in completing the final Acknowledgement of Paternity to determine if all information is verifiable, then approves to file the AOP.11.
Sets appointments and mails out information for parents who have a home birth. Inspects and approves or denies all documentation according to state law.
Creates birth certificates for home births in our registrar area. 12. Ensures proper, timely, and accurate filings of death certificates from all funeral homes in our registrar area.
Maintains a good rapport with funeral home directors. Maintains daily entry of birth and death information into the Texas Electronic Registration System (TER) for all filed birth and death records.13.
Processes and completes daily mail and subpoenas on a daily basis.14.
Issues and processes all five documents (for births, deaths, marriages, assumed names, and military discharges) according to state law including keeping current on all aspects of state statues.15.
Answers phones to provide departmental information, explains County website usage, and provides directions to all seven locations.16. Rotates duties at six sub-courthouse locations when necessary.17.
Performs all other related duties as assigned.
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