Corrections Commissary Operations Lead

City of New York; New York (NY); On-site; USD 63,000 - 72,000; Full time

Job summary

The City of New York’s Department of Correction is seeking a Community Coordinator to support commissary operations and administrative functions at Rikers Island. This role partners with the Director/AC, vendors, and staff to coordinate meetings, manage correspondence, track data, and prepare reports for executive decision-making.

Minimum qualifications include a bachelor’s degree with two years of related community work, or a high school diploma with six years of relevant experience; residency

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree with two years of related community work or experience.
• High school diploma with six years of related community work or experience.
• Education/experience equivalency accepted with at least one year of the above.
• Strong proficiency with Microsoft Office suite and data/records management.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate daily administration of commissary operations across multiple facilities.
• Serve as liaison between director, vendors, staff and external stakeholders.
• Schedule meetings, maintain calendars, prepare agendas and meeting notes.
• Manage emails, reports, memoranda, and other official communications.
• Monitor vendor performance and ensure contractual compliance.
• Prepare and review contract-related documents and reports.
• Maintain commissary policies, procedures, and documentation.
• Track data, inventories, pricing updates, delivery schedules and metrics.
• Assist in analysis of commissary trends for management reports.

Skills

Analytical skills

MS Office

Communication

Organization

Education

Bachelor's degree

High school diploma

Experience equivalent

Job description

The City of New York’s Department of Correction is seeking a Community Coordinator to support commissary operations and administrative functions at Rikers Island. This role partners with the Director/AC, vendors, and staff to coordinate meetings, manage correspondence, track data, and prepare reports for executive decision-making.

Minimum qualifications include a bachelor’s degree with two years of related community work, or a high school diploma with six years of relevant experience; residency