Senior Community Programs Lead - Public Safety & Youth

Salt Lake City Corporation; United States; Sur place; USD 61 000 - 105 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Medical insurance

Dental, vision, life insurance

Retirement contributions

Tuition reimbursement

Résumé du poste

Salt Lake City Corporation seeks a Senior Community Program Manager to lead community-based programs under the Police Work department. The role includes planning, implementing, and evaluating programs, obtaining grants, and forming partnerships with city agencies, schools, and nonprofits.

The incumbent will oversee budgets, staff, and volunteers, and coordinate with police social workers and school resource officers to deliver prevention and intervention services for youth and families.

Qualifications

• Requires a four-year degree in Social Work or related field with five years related work experience.
• Knowledge of budgeting, marketing, and program promotion is expected.
• Strong written and oral communication and public presentation skills.
• Proven ability to build relationships with public and private sector partners.

Responsabilités

• Directs development, management, and operation of community programs and events.
• Establishes partnerships with government agencies, schools, and community groups.
• Oversees grant proposals and program budgets; analyzes demographics and evaluates effectiveness.
• Supervises staff, volunteers, and manage program staff performance.
• Collaborates with Salt Lake City Police Department and partners on crisis response and youth programs.

Connaissances

Public speaking

Collaboration

Grant writing

Budget management

Formation

Bachelor’s degree in Social Work or related field

Description du poste

Salt Lake City Corporation seeks a Senior Community Program Manager to lead community-based programs under the Police Work department. The role includes planning, implementing, and evaluating programs, obtaining grants, and forming partnerships with city agencies, schools, and nonprofits.

The incumbent will oversee budgets, staff, and volunteers, and coordinate with police social workers and school resource officers to deliver prevention and intervention services for youth and families.