Public Safety Systems Program Manager
About the role
The Public Safety Systems Program Manager is responsible for the planning, coordination, maintenance, operational readiness, and strategic support of public safety communications infrastructure and related technology systems utilized by police, fire, emergency management, emergency communications, and other public safety agencies throughout Hancock County, including agencies operating within redevelopment allocation areas. This position supports the reliability and effectiveness of mission‑critical communications systems used to coordinate emergency response operations and serves as the primary liaison between Hancock County 911, County IT, public safety agencies, vendors, telecommunications providers, and partner organizations regarding public safety communications systems and infrastructure. Reports to the 911 Deputy Director within the Hancock County 911 department.
Position posted September 25, 2026; written April 2025; full‑time salaried; FLSA exempt.
Responsibilities
- Serve as primary liaison for County IT, IPSC, DPSC, telecommunications providers, vendors, and partner agencies regarding public safety communications systems and infrastructure.
- Manage and maintain public safety radio communications systems utilized by police, fire,