Director of 911 & Emergency Communications

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strategic government resourcesOregon (OH)

Emergency Management Directors Other Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities

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About the role

Clackamas County seeks an experienced, strategic leader to serve as Director of the Office of Clackamas 911, overseeing a 24/7 emergency communications center serving 400,000+ residents and 1,900 square miles with 57 staff. The director will provide executive leadership for one of the county's most critical public safety operations, guiding budget, contracts, interagency relationships, and regulatory compliance while building strong partnerships and advancing technology and operations to meet

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