Senior Court Security & Operations Manager

Government of the Virgin Islands; Christiansted (United States Virgin Islands); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Government of the Virgin Islands seeks a competent administrator to manage the Marshal's Division, directing courtroom assignments, document service, and staff deployment. The role requires oversight of daily operations, security for court personnel, and coordination of deputy marshals for court sessions.

The candidate should have strong supervisory experience, knowledge of court procedures, and the ability to make quick decisions in security-critical situations.

Qualifications

• Graduation from high school (or its equivalent).
• Experience in supervisory roles within a marshal or court environment is preferred.
• Ability to organize, direct and coordinate multiple functions and priorities.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate activities of the Division, including scheduling assignments and deploying staff.
• Requisition equipment and services for the Division and manage receipt of items.
• Provide security for court personnel, witnesses, and other key figures in court proceedings.
• Schedule deputy marshals for monthly duties including lockups, security, and court sessions.
• Administer electronic monitoring for house arrest program where applicable.
• Coordinate vehicle service and repair for Division fleet.
• Arrange inmate movement to prison as required.
• Conduct meetings to evaluate operations and individual performance.
• Oversee courtroom deputy marshals and assign service of documents; develop work schedules.

Skills

Organization & Coordination

Security & Safety

Supervisory Skills

Communication (oral & written)

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Job description

Government of the Virgin Islands seeks a competent administrator to manage the Marshal's Division, directing courtroom assignments, document service, and staff deployment. The role requires oversight of daily operations, security for court personnel, and coordination of deputy marshals for court sessions.

The candidate should have strong supervisory experience, knowledge of court procedures, and the ability to make quick decisions in security-critical situations.