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Energy and Environmental Protection Division Director MP

Job in Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut, 06112, USA
Listing for: State of Connecticut
Full Time position
Listed on 2026-07-09
Job specializations:
  • Government
    Environmental & Urban Planning
Salary/Wage Range or Industry Benchmark: 90000 - 120000 USD Yearly USD 90000.00 120000.00 YEAR
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Position: Energy and Environmental Protection Division Director #260615-0240MP-001

Division Director, Land and Water Resources Division

The State of Connecticut, Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) is recruiting a motivated and experienced leader for its Land and Water Resources Division in Hartford, CT.

What We Can Offer You
  • State Employee Benefits Overview page
  • Professional growth and development opportunities
  • Healthy work/life balance for all employees
  • Eligibility for Public Service Loan Forgiveness after 10 years of service
Position Highlights
  • Provide direction to the assistant director and staff, planning and prioritizing division activities
  • Build and mentor staff to develop and expand capacity at all levels, focusing on succession planning
  • Integrate division objectives with Bureau and Department actions, communicating clearly to stakeholders
  • Oversee state’s inland wetlands and floodplain statutes
  • Assist municipalities with inland wetlands regulation, flood hazard mitigation planning, and coastal management
  • Manage allocation and quality of water resources through non‑consumptive diversion and 401 water quality certification permitting
  • Coordinate departmental policy and programs affecting Long Island Sound and related coastal lands and waters
  • Undertake long‑range planning for Long Island Sound, including the Blue Plan
  • Implement DEEP coastal permit authorities covering tidal wetlands, coastal structures, dredging, coastal water quality, and habitat restoration
  • Implement the federal consistency program to review federal activities that may affect state coastal resources
  • Administer various funds for research, cleanup, education, public access, seafloor mapping, and habitat restoration; administer and coordinate the Long Island Sound Partnership assistance grant
Day‑to‑Day Management Responsibilities for the Division
  • Lead the assistant director and six supervisory groups, planning and prioritizing division activities
  • Formulate and recommend program goals and objectives to evaluate and implement strategies that improve, preserve, and restore inland and coastal waters and habitats
  • Lead and oversee implementation of plans to achieve goals and objectives
  • Balance competing priorities to efficiently use resources to meet goals and objectives
  • Provide training to develop and expand staff capacity at all levels, focusing on succession planning and integrating diversity, equity, and inclusion principles
  • Coordinate with partners such as local governments, state agencies, federal agencies (EPA, NOAA), NGOs, and other constituent groups
  • Represent Connecticut on local, state, regional, and national forums with colleagues and stakeholders from other states and the federal government
Qualifications
  • Ten (10) years of professional experience in natural resource management, environmental education, conservation law enforcement, pollution prevention, energy or environmental regulation, and related fields
  • Two (2) years of that experience must have involved supervisory responsibility for professional and technical staff in energy or environmental protection work, OR one (1) year in a managerial capacity responsible for management, financial or business policies, and budget oversight
  • Considerable knowledge of management principles, state and federal laws and regulations, agency policies, and energy or environmental protection principles
  • Strong interpersonal, oral and written communication, analytical, organizational, and negotiation skills
Preferred Qualifications
  • Experience leading scientists and engineers on planning, technical, and regulatory actions
  • Experience implementing state and federal water resources and protection laws, including the Inland Wetlands and Watercourse Act, Flood Management Act, Structure, Dredge, and Fill Act, and Tidal Wetlands Act
  • Experience with land use planning functions such as the Connecticut Coastal Management Act and municipal roles
  • Experience managing stakeholder engagement processes with diverse perspectives
  • Experience developing an equitable, diverse, and inclusive workforce and workplace
  • Experience managing projects with multiple stakeholders and keeping projects on schedule
  • Experience communicating technical information within an organization and to external audiences,…
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