City Administrator​/Director of Public Safety

City Administrator/Director of Public Safety

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The City of Maumee is accepting applications for the position of City Administrator/Director of Public Safety. The City Administrator/Director of Public Safety, under the direction of the Mayor and City Council, is the Chief Administrative Officer for the City of Maumee and responsible for management of all city departments. The City Administrator is also involved in planning for future needs of the City and leads its personnel and resources to achieve goals established by the Mayor and City Council, including effective delivery of all public services.

This position is responsible for leadership in the areas of planning, organizing, and coordinating all City activities. As the Chief Administrative Officer, this position provides daily guidance and leadership for the proper administration of all City activities. This position also encompasses the duties of Director of Public Safety who oversees the Fire, Inspection, and Police Divisions. This position plays a vital role in supporting a well-managed, transparent, and fiscally responsible government.

• Managing all city departments and ensuring effective delivery of public services.
• Planning and coordinating city activities under the direction of the Mayor and City Council.
• Leading personnel and resources to achieve municipal goals.
• Overseeing Fire, Inspection, and Police Divisions as Director of Public Safety.
• Providing daily guidance and leadership across all City activities.

Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in Public Administration or related field;
Master's degree preferred. The ideal candidate must have a minimum of five years of related experience and/or training, or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Previous Chief Executive experience in progressively larger units of government (exclusive of the City) is required. Experience with personnel and collective bargaining issues, utility policies, zoning, financial management, economic development, grantsmanship, and environmental law is beneficial.

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