Public Safety Program Specialist 1

NY HELP NoAgency Criminal Justice Services, Division ofTitle Public Safety Program Specialist 1Occupational Category Other Professional CareersSalary Grade 18Bargaining Unit PS&T - Professional, Scientific, and Technical (PEF)Salary Range From $65001 to $82656 AnnuallyEmployment Type Full-TimeAppointment Type PermanentJurisdictional Class Non-competitive ClassTravel Percentage 20%Workweek Mon-FriHours Per Week 37.

5WorkdayFrom 8 AMTo 4 PMFlextime allowed? NoMandatory overtime? NoCompressed workweek allowed? NoTelecommuting allowed? YesCounty AlbanyStreet Address 80 South Swan StreetAlfred E.

Smith BuildingCity AlbanyState NYZip Code 12210Minimum Qualifications Non-Competitive : Six years of qualifying experience as a law enforcement officer or law enforcement trainer in a local, state, or federal agency.

All qualifying experience must have been gained after basic / recruit training. An associate degree or 60 credit hours may substitute for two years of experience;

a bachelor’s degree may substitute for four years of experience.Duties Description Under the direction of a higher-level Public Safety Program Specialist within the DCJS Office of Public Safety, Law Enforcement Strategic Assistance Unit (LESAU), the Public Safety Program Specialist 1, SG-18 position will be assigned to the Special Projects Unit of the Evidence-Based Training and Innovation Section.

The Special Projects Unit is a cross-functional collaborative team supporting multiple events, projects, and working groups, including the DCJS Annual Public Safety Symposium, ongoing research and development projects, and ad hoc projects utilized to support the Gun-Involved Violence Elimination (GIVE) and Intimate Partner Violence Reduction (IPVR) Initiatives.

Incumbents will assist in the development, implementation, program evaluation, event coordination, and logistics for these multifaceted programs;

this position will assist the PSPS2 Special Projects in the oversight and administration of these programs in collaboration with the Planning and Administration section and provide day-to-day, review, coordination and technical assistance to various law enforcement agencies.

Specific duties include, but are not limited to :

• Assist with Special Projects to support the Gun-Involved Violence Elimination (GIVE) and Intimate Partner Violence Reduction (IPVR) Initiatives.
• Participate in the planning, development, and delivery of the annual DCJS Public Safety Symposium.
• Provide direct technical assistance to law enforcement agencies on the tracking and implementation of relevant programs.
• Prepare and provide tables, written reports, charts, and graphics on relevant research, program progress, evidence-based practices, and after-event synopsis for executive-level review, public presentation, and / or publication.
• Prepare and disseminate training and technical assistance announcements and information concerning educational and professional development opportunities.
• Review and analyze criminal justice policy, programs, and legislation.
• Assist in the development, program evaluation, review, and implementation of various kinds of presentations and projects to support law enforcement.
• Maintain various web-based programs.
• Assemble and facilitate stakeholder advisory panels.
• Prepare training and cost proposals funded by state and federal funds.
• Prepare standard Letters of Agreement.
• Secure and set up training venues for the delivery of training.
• Establish prerequisites and select attendees to participate in projects and programs.
• Develop and streamline processes for project updates, policies, and guidance.
• Provide technical assistance on the development or amendment of regulations and structured guidance.
• Serve as a project liaison to outside agencies, inclusive of the Executive Chamber, and non-state governmental entities.
• Participate in workgroups with other governmental entities related to assigned areas.
• Manage social media communications for the unit, including developing content to promote the unit's work products, accomplishments, publications, and training programs.
• Coordinate with internal teams and the Public Information Office to create and schedule posts that highlight key initiatives, events, and outcomes.
• Monitor social media channels for engagement opportunities, respond to inquiries, and escalate issues as needed.
• Develop strategies for increasing the visibility and impact of the unit's activities through digital platforms.
• Promote all the Governor’s criminal justice initiatives and DCJS services to local law enforcement and prosecutorial agencies.
• Handle special assignments / projects as assigned as directed by the supervisor.
• Up to 20% travel is required.Additional Comments Some positions may require travel to locations not serviced by public transportation.

Up to 20% travel is required. Candidates from diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply. DCJS is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to workplace diversity, equity, and inclusion.

REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION : The NYS Division of Criminal Justice Services provides reasonable accommodations to applicants with disabilities.

If you need a reasonable accommodation for any part of the application and hiring process, please notify the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Unit at DEI@dcjs.

ny.gov or (518) 485-1704.Some positions may require additional credentials or a background check to verify your identity.

Name Dan FitzgeraldTelephone (518) 485-7740Fax 518-457-4000Email Address [email protected] 80 South Swan StreetAlfred E.

Smith BuildingCity AlbanyState NYZip Code 12210Notes on Applying Please send a cover letter and resume to the email address above.

Please reference posting # 167495 on your cover letter. DCJS was named to the Times Union’s list of 2017 through 2024 Top Workplaces as voted on by our employees.