Automated Enforcement Program Manager
About The Position
The Department of Transportation & Capital Construction (DTCC) seeks a program manager to lead Prince William County’s Automated Enforcement Program (AEP), which is part of the DTCC Traffic Safety Engineering Section and operated in partnership with the Prince William County Police Department. The program aims to improve safety through photo speed enforcement in school and work zones and red-light enforcement at high-crash intersections. The role also manages the DTCC Automated Enforcement Traffic Safety Fund. Reporting to the DTCC Traffic Safety Engineering Manager, the Program Manager leads AEP activities and functions, supervises program staff, and coordinates with County departments, law enforcement, courts, state agencies, schools, vendors, consultants, and contractors. The position ensures compliance, reporting, financial recordkeeping, and procurement standards; responds to public inquiries; and presents program updates to the Board and senior leadership. The role follows standard Prince William County business hours, with occasional night meetings and early mornings for field reviews and site visits. Telework may be available after three months, subject to business needs. The position requires operating a government vehicle to attend meetings and forums, conduct field visits and reviews, and attend and present at public meetings and work sessions.
Requirements
- High school diploma or G.E.D.
- Seven years of related experience in Automated Enforcement or similar planning and/or program management experience.
- Ability to operate a government vehicle for meetings, forums, field visits, and site reviews.
- Ability to attend and present at public meetings and work sessions.
Nice To Haves
- Experience implementing and managing an Automated Photo Enforcement Program.
- General knowledge of traffic safety and transportation projects.
- Experience working with state agencies such as VDOT and with law enforcement.
- Experience working with stakeholders, including local Transportation, Schools, Police, Courts, Procurement, and Finance agencies, as well as the public, elected officials, and public groups.
- Experience managing a team.
Responsibilities
- Lead all activities and functions of the Automated Enforcement Program.
- Supervise AEP staff and program activities.
- Coordinate across the DTCC and Police Departments.
- Ensure program compliance and reporting requirements are met.
- Work with vendors, consultants, and contractors.
- Coordinate with the Courts, VDOT, State Police, and Prince William County Schools.
- Work with Finance and Procurement Services to meet financial recordkeeping and procurement standards.
- Communicate with and respond to the public and general inquiries about the program.
- Present and report on the program to the Board and senior leadership.
- Manage the DTCC Automated Enforcement Traffic Safety Fund.
- Operate a government vehicle to attend meetings and forums, conduct field visits and reviews, and attend and present at public meetings and work sessions.
Benefits
- Retirement from the Virginia Retirement System (VRS).
- 401a and 457 retirement savings and investment plans.
- Paid annual leave.
- Paid personal leave.
- Paid sick leave.
- Paid holidays.
- Optional group medical and dental health plans.
- Optional group life insurance.
- Employee Assistance Program (EAP).
- Career development opportunities.
- Full-time County Government positions qualify for Public Service Loan Forgiveness.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager
Education Level
High school or GED
