What are the responsibilities and job description for the Real Time Crime Center Analyst - Part-Time position at City of East Point?
Under limited supervision, the Part-Time Real Time Crime Center (RTCC) Analyst provides real-time analytical and operational support to law enforcement personnel by monitoring and evaluating information from various surveillance and public safety platforms. This position enhances situational awareness, public safety response, and officer effectiveness by delivering actionable intelligence during ongoing incidents and criminal investigations. Reports to the RTCC Supervisor or the Support Services Section Commander. This is a part-time hourly position with no benefits.
This is a part-time position. 28 hours maximum per week.
Guidelines: Guidelines include department policies, public safety regulations, privacy laws, and standard operating procedures for surveillance and intelligence work.
Complexity: This position involves interpreting and synthesizing live data from multiple sources under time-sensitive conditions. The ability to prioritize, coordinate with field units, and make accurate real-time assessments is critical.
Scope and Effect: The work supports operational law enforcement effectiveness by enhancing officer awareness, supporting investigations, and contributing to crime prevention. Effective performance contributes to overall public safety.
Personal Contacts: Contacts include sworn officers, civilian staff, dispatchers, external law enforcement partners, and occasionally members of the public.
Purpose of Contacts: To exchange information, provide situational updates, assist in investigations, and support coordinated law enforcement responses.
Physical Demands: Work is primarily sedentary, requiring long periods of viewing monitors and data input. May require some light lifting of equipment or files.
Work Environment: Work is performed in a secure operations center. Requires alertness, confidentiality, and the ability to work during critical incidents or extended hours as needed.
Supervisory and Management Responsibility: This position does not supervise others.
This is a part-time position. 28 hours maximum per week.
- Monitor real-time camera feeds and integrated platforms through FUSUS.
- Analyze data from LPR systems including Flock and Axon, as well as body-worn cameras and gunshot detection systems to identify suspicious or criminal activity.
- Assist officers and investigators by retrieving video evidence and supporting data relevant to ongoing or prior incidents.
- Use CAD, RMS, and open-source intelligence tools to generate investigative leads or officer safety information.
- Communicate time-sensitive updates and situational alerts to patrol and investigative personnel during live incidents.
- Maintain detailed logs and records of RTCC activities and notable events during assigned shifts.
- Generate reports, bulletins, and summaries to support criminal investigations and trend analysis.
- Support multi-agency coordination and partnerships through data sharing and RTCC-related initiatives.
- Participate in special projects or event monitoring as assigned.
- - Education: High school diploma or GED required. Associate or bachelor’s degree in criminal justice, homeland security, information technology, or a related field preferred.
- - Experience: At least one year of experience in law enforcement, surveillance, intelligence, or public safety support.
- - Certification: Must obtain and maintain GCIC/NCIC certification within 30 days of hire.
- - Skills: Must be proficient in computer systems, data interpretation, and have strong communication and multitasking abilities.
- Knowledge of real-time surveillance technologies and public safety databases including FUSUS, Flock LPR, Axon systems, CAD, and RMS.
- Understanding of law enforcement protocols and response procedures.
- Familiarity with basic criminal intelligence gathering and situational awareness practices.
- Proficiency in interpreting video feeds, data logs, and geospatial information.
- Skill in multitasking and critical thinking in high-pressure environments.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Guidelines: Guidelines include department policies, public safety regulations, privacy laws, and standard operating procedures for surveillance and intelligence work.
Complexity: This position involves interpreting and synthesizing live data from multiple sources under time-sensitive conditions. The ability to prioritize, coordinate with field units, and make accurate real-time assessments is critical.
Scope and Effect: The work supports operational law enforcement effectiveness by enhancing officer awareness, supporting investigations, and contributing to crime prevention. Effective performance contributes to overall public safety.
Personal Contacts: Contacts include sworn officers, civilian staff, dispatchers, external law enforcement partners, and occasionally members of the public.
Purpose of Contacts: To exchange information, provide situational updates, assist in investigations, and support coordinated law enforcement responses.
Physical Demands: Work is primarily sedentary, requiring long periods of viewing monitors and data input. May require some light lifting of equipment or files.
Work Environment: Work is performed in a secure operations center. Requires alertness, confidentiality, and the ability to work during critical incidents or extended hours as needed.
Supervisory and Management Responsibility: This position does not supervise others.