Director – Emergency Management Agency / 911 Center

Director – Emergency Management Agency / 911 Center
Perry County is seeking a full time Director of Emergency Management Agency/911 Center to direct the activities and operations of the Emergency 911 system and coordinate all levels of Emergency Service activities with the Perry County, including fire, ambulance, and police activities including direct cooperation with all Municipal Local Emergency Coordinators.

Essential duties include, but are not limited to:

Direct the day-to-day operations of the emergency management agency, to include the Perry County 911 Center, to ensure proper budgeting and budgeting practices, inventories and audits for the programs are conducted and strategic planning is conducted

Responsible for staffing and management of the Emergency Operations Center during times of crisis to include: flood, storms, hurricanes, and tornados; activate the County Emergency Operations Center when necessary

Participate in the development and coordination of policy to guide Perry County ability to prepare for, prevent, respond to, and recover from emergencies, disasters, or terrorist incidents; develop all emergency action plans for the County and the local municipalities with the County

Administer all emergency action plan and activate the Perry County Emergency Operations Center when necessary

Responsible to submit all State and Federal grant applications and manage funds and grants according to requirements

Submit all fiscal documentation and requests for reimbursement to PEMA and responsible for all financial administration necessary to operate the emergency management program

Serve as the County liaison between Federal, State, Homeland Security, and local governments

Serve as an Executive Board Member of the South Central Task Force

Coordinate public awareness of local and regional task forces and activities

Coordinate and provide quarterly local emergency management coordinator training as directed by Title 35

Qualifications/Experience:

Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited college or university in emergency management, planning, land use, communications or a related field, OR possess equivalent knowledge/experience/training to perform the job

Supervisor experience required

Valid driver’s license

The position will require the selected candidate to complete the following requirements:

911 Telecommunicator training

Associate and professional emergency management certifications from PEMA

Compensation includes a starting salary of $33.23/hour, with consideration for relevant experience. Perry County employment offers a comprehensive benefit package that includes generous paid time off, a County retirement plan, and medical, dental, and vision insurance after a probationary period.

Position open until qualified candidate is approved.

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