Litter Control Manager

The hiring salary range for this position is $67,483.85 - $92,790.17

Open until filled with a best consideration date of September 16, 2026. This posting may close without notice.

Telework is available per county policy and the approval of the hiring department.

Charles County Government is seeking an experienced Litter Control Manager to plan, direct, coordinate, and supervise the litter control program which includes managing Litter Control Supervisors and the contractors assigned to litter control. This position will act as the liaison between the County and litter control contractors, community organizations, and Adopt-A-Road/Adopt-A-Spot volunteers. Manager will assist with special events and contract procurement and works with other departments to achieve success.

• Plans, directs, coordinates, and supervises litter control efforts through oversight of contracted activities, contractor and County personnel, and volunteers.

• Acts as a liaison between the County and litter control contractors, volunteer groups, and community organizations.

• Acts as liaison with State and County agencies to recruit potential candidates for inmate litter crews and coordinates work activities.

• Supervises and manages Litter Control Supervisors by assigning and evaluating work, ensuring compliance with County policies and safety regulations, and maintaining efficient litter control operations.

• Manages and oversees litter control contractor supervisors. Ensures compliance of contract specifications through a detailed knowledge of litter control and abatement. Uses global positioning system (GPS) devices and software to remotely monitor and track contractor performance.

• Hires, trains, supervises, and disciplines personnel in accordance with county policies and procedures.

• Completes probationary and annual performance appraisals of full-time Litter Control Supervisors.

• Maintains records of all litter control activities, including transport and disposal of collected materials.

• Prepares reports on heavily littered or hot spots and how they are maintained.

• Verifies contractors submit required documents and deliverables. Analyzes work performance and reviews invoices or reports to assess the completeness and adequacy of the items received or work performed.

• Completes monthly performance evaluation of contractors. Calculates performance fines based on service issues, safety concerns, and associated contract specifications.

• Maintains accurate street listing and mileages for contractors and County employee crews.

• Responds to public inquiries regarding reports of litter and complaints, and the Adopt-A-Road and Adopt-A-Spot programs.

• Oversees and promotes the Adopt-A-Road and Adopt-A-Spot programs. Assists volunteers with cleanup supply needs. Ensures volunteers are achieving contract standards.

• Assists Superintendent with special events and cleanups.

• Assists Superintendent with contract procurement, modifications, and revisions.

• Conducts outreach which includes creating social media posts, designing mailers or post cards, and visits with schools, non-profits, and other civic groups to promote recycling, waste reduction, and litter abatement.

• Plans and conducts special programs as assigned. Works with Media Services on promotion of programs.

• Performs other duties as assigned.

Associate degree in Business Administration or related field. Four (4) years of experience in the litter control and abatement field, or an equivalent combination of education, experience, and training.

Must possess a valid driver's license.

Certification in SWANA Zero Waste Principles preferred.

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Subject to work on the weekend.

Subject to call back in emergencies.

Work is subject to frequent interruptions.

This position is required to receive climate competency training level 1.

• Knowledge of Charles County and State litter laws, codes, and regulations.

• Knowledge of the management, oversight, and trends of litter control and abatement.

• Knowledge of contract oversight techniques and best practices.

• Knowledge of Charles County and landfill policies and procedures, standard operational practices, and safety regulations.

• Knowledge of customer service and quality standards.

• Knowledge of general office procedures and the use of computers, calculators, software, and other office equipment.

• Ability to effectively manage conflict and resolve disputes.

• Ability to successfully communicate, both orally and…