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Brevard County Government seeks a Director of Utility Services to lead Water and Wastewater operations in Palm Bay, FL. This full-time, on-site role directs engineering, construction, and finance activities within the County’s utility service areas.
The position requires a Master's in Civil Engineering or related field with experience in utility systems, budgeting, and regulatory compliance, plus strong leadership and stakeholder skills.
Brevard County Board of County Government serves Florida’s Space Coast, a vibrant community of more than 600,000 residents across 16 municipalities, with over 72 miles of coastline and major assets such as Kennedy Space Center and Port Canaveral. The organization’s mission is to enhance and ensure the community’s quality of life by supporting health, safety, education, and social needs, and by building a strong, diverse economic base with robust infrastructure. Brevard County Government is committed to environmental protection, conservation of natural resources, and collaborative partnerships among government, businesses, community organizations, and residents. Core values include honesty, openness, leadership, quality, accountability, and innovation, and the County seeks team members who share these values. Applicants can explore more about the County and its career opportunities through its online resources and career portal.
The Utility Services Department Director is a full-time, on-site leadership role based in Palm Bay, FL, responsible for directing, planning, and overseeing the operations of utility services, including water, wastewater, and related infrastructure. This role manages departmental budgets, establishes service standards, and ensures compliance with local, state, and federal regulations. The Director leads and mentors teams, sets performance goals, and coordinates training to promote safe, efficient, and high-quality service delivery. Day-to-day responsibilities include monitoring system performance, responding to service issues, driving customer satisfaction initiatives, and collaborating with other County departments, external agencies, and community stakeholders. The Director also develops strategic plans, recommends capital improvements, and implements policy and process enhancements to support long‑term utility reliability and community growth.
$126,464.52 to $139,110.97 annually.Actual salary negotiable based on experience and qualifications.Government Center/Viera.Work Schedule is Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and may require evenings and weekends as needed.Performs skilled administrative work directing, coordinating, and supervising all County water and wastewater operations, engineering, construction, and finance activities within the County’s designated service areas.Supervision is given to professional, technical, and clerical staff.