Director, Community Resources

Bexar County PA; San Antonio (TX); Hybrid; USD 116,000 - 151,000; Full time

Job summary

Bexar County PA is seeking a Director of Community Resources to lead and oversee county-led programs, including grant-funded initiatives. You will develop goals, set strategic direction, and manage budgets while coordinating with the Commissioners Court and other county entities.

The role requires a master’s degree and a decade of management experience with supervisory responsibilities, plus strong skills in budgeting, contracts, and policy development.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Public Administration, Business Administration, Social Work, Management, or related field.
• 10 years management experience with 5 years supervisory.
• Strong knowledge of budgeting, contracts, and governance processes.

Responsibilities

• Oversees overall operation of county-led Community Resources programs, both general and grant-funded.
• Develops department goals and strategic plans.
• Represents the department in Commissioners Court and ensures timely communication.
• Plans, develops, and coordinates with the Office of Emergency Management for crises.
• Completes special projects related to community resources as directed.
• Liaises with community and intergovernmental partners.

Skills

Management practices

Cost/benefit analysis

Contract negotiation

Project management

Supervisory experience

Effective communication

Budget development

Education

Master’s degree in Public/Business Administration

Job description

## Director, Community ResourcesApply: Vista Verde Plaza: Full time: Posted Today: JR101124**Job Title**Director, Community Resources**Pay Rate Min to Mid Range**$116,352.00 - $151,254.00**Time Type**Full time**Summary**Under policy direction from the Office of the County Manager and Commissioners Court, is responsible for the oversight of the Community Resources Department. Oversees overall operation of county-led Community Resources programs, both general and grant-funded. Serves as subject matter expert; develops department goals, strategic plans.DescriptionResponsible for overall operations of the Community Resources Department, including county-led Community Resources Programs (Residential Energy Assistance, Case Management Guardianship and Pauper Burial Programs); Housing and Urban Development Grant Programs, the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs Comprehensive Energy Assistance Program, and other programs related to addressing the Social Determinants of Health Develops department goals and outcome measures, reviews fund and expenditure data; oversees development of department’s annual budget submission; provides analysis of progress made toward established goals and objectives to county leadership; approves forecasted budget requirements Evaluates and assesses program initiatives; utilizes fiscal, management, and strategic planning information to facilitate policy discussion and decision-making Provides leadership and managerial direction to direct reports and department personnel Represents the department in Commissioners Court, makes recommendations to the Commissioners Court regarding critical department issues, and ensures timely and complete communication between all department entities Provides strategic oversight for the County’s Public Facility Corporation and Housing Finance Corporation, ensuring alignment with County priorities, compliance requirements, and long‐term housing and development goalsPlans, develops, and coordinates with the Office of Emergency Management, the implementation of County operations and services due to crisis situations related to inclement weather, local disasters, and safety management for direct support to constituents requiring basic needs such as housing, food, and other related essential needs Completes special projects that relate to community resources in accordance with direction of the County Manager, with authorization from the Commissioners CourtServes as a liaison to community and intergovernmental partnersPerforms related duties as required**Minimum Qualifications:**Graduation from an accredited college or university with a Master’s degree in a field related to Public Administration, Business Administration, Social Work, Management, or a related field, and ten (10) years of public or private sector management or administration experience with five (5) years of supervisory experience; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.Comprehensive knowledge of management practices, cost/benefit criteria development and analysis; community resources principles, and Texas County government practices and procedures; considerable knowledge of public sector legislation, budget development, administration, goal development and team building; extensive knowledge of contract negotiation and development.Skill in managing multiple projects; supervising managerial employees, and effective communication skills.Ability to represent the County in a professional manner, bring diverse interests to consensus, operate a personal computer, peripherals and basic office equipment; ability to work with a diverse group of people including the general public, county employees, business leaders and government officials.Physical requirements included lifting, carrying 5-15 lbs. occasionally; visual acuity, speech and hearing; hand and eye coordination and manual dexterity necessary to operate basic office equipment. Subject to sitting, standing, walking, reaching and handling to perform the essential functions.May be required to work more than 40 hours during the workweek.Demonstrates technological intuitivenessMust secure and maintain a favorable background investigation and clearanceMust clear a pre-employment physical and a pre-employment drug screen testMay be required to be on call 24 hoursMay be required to work more than 40 hours during the workweekMay be required to work weekends