Executive Court Marshal & Operations Director

YourMembership/Partner co; Lakeland (FL); On-site; USD 148,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Florida Retirement System

Health insurance

Life insurance

Dental insurance

Disability insurance

Paid term life insurance

Job summary

The Marshal at the Sixth District Court of Appeal, Office of the Marshal in Lakeland, Florida leads security, administration, and IT functions for the court. The role supervises employees, manages budgets, and ensures compliance with state rules and policies while serving as the public information officer and records custodian.

The ideal candidate has a four-year degree (public administration, accounting, criminal justice, or business), a graduate degree preferred, and at least five years in

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required in a relevant field; graduate degree preferred.
• Experience in executive management within law enforcement or similar public sector leadership.
• Knowledge of budgeting, human resources, accounting, purchasing, facilities management, and contracts.

Responsibilities

• Oversee security, administrative and IT operations for the Marshal’s Office.
• Manage budgets, payroll, accounts payable, and financial records.
• Coordinate with law enforcement agencies and court stakeholders; act as public information officer.
• Supervise staff, recruitment, and HR functions; ensure records custody and compliance.
• Ensure emergency management and safety procedures across the court facilities.

Skills

Executive leadership

Strategic planning

Budget management

Human resources management

Facilities management

IT proficiency

Public administration

Education

Bachelor’s degree (Public Admin / Accounting / Criminal Justice / Business Admin)

Graduate degree in Public/Business Admin preferred

Tools

Microsoft Office

Adobe Suite

Job description

The Marshal at the Sixth District Court of Appeal, Office of the Marshal in Lakeland, Florida leads security, administration, and IT functions for the court. The role supervises employees, manages budgets, and ensures compliance with state rules and policies while serving as the public information officer and records custodian.

The ideal candidate has a four-year degree (public administration, accounting, criminal justice, or business), a graduate degree preferred, and at least five years in