The Harris County Tax Assessor-Collector's Office (HCTO) is seeking an experienced and dedicated Director of Logistics and Facilities to oversee and optimize all facility operations at HCTO locations, ensuring the efficient and effective use of space allocated to HCTO by designing new office layouts and coordinating construction and renovations with relevant County departments. The Director of Logistics and Facilities will also oversee the Tax Office's Distribution Center (DC) Warehouse and mailroom, ensuring efficiency in inventory management, distribution, and mail processing. This role requires a strategic thinker with project management skills to develop and implement logistics strategies that align with the office's overall business objectives and develop plans to help mitigate risk to the HCTO. Reporting to the Chief Administrative Officer, the Director of Logistics and Facilities will collaborate closely with other departments, such as facilities and property management, procurement, and customer service to ensure seamless integration and coordination of logistics activities. About the Tax Assessor-Collector The Harris County Tax Assessor-Collector's Office is essential for ensuring the proper administration of tax laws and providing vital services to the community. The office plays a key role in local government, handling various financial and administrative tasks, including: Property Tax Collection: Assess and collect property taxes for all eligible commercial and residential property owners and entities. Calculate property taxes based on appraised values and ensure collection and distribution to the appropriate entities. Motor Vehicle Services: Manage commercial and residential vehicle registration, issue license plates, and handle vehicle title transfers, including the collection of associated fees. Voter Registration: Oversee voter registration within the county, issue voter registration certificates, and maintain an accurate voter registration roll. Additional Revenue Collection: Collecting certain fees, fines, and revenues related to permits or state mandates, depending on the county's needs.