Impaired Driving Program Manager

State of Oregon•Salem, OR

13d•$5,988 - $9,191•Hybrid

About The Position

Join our team as the Impaired Driving Program Manager where you will oversee Oregon’s statewide impaired-driving prevention and enforcement initiatives, working closely with law enforcement agencies, courts, treatment providers, and policy partners to reduce fatal and serious-injury crashes on our roadways. You will act as the state’s subject-matter expert for impaired-driving strategies and support the Governor’s Advisory Committee on Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants in developing data-driven approaches that strengthen Oregon’s transportation safety system. This is a high-influence position with opportunities to shape policy, support innovative enforcement and prevention strategies, and lead one of Oregon’s most critical traffic-safety program areas.

Requirements

Any combination of experience or education equivalent to seven years of experience that typically supports the knowledge and skill requirements listed for the classification related to impaired driving; OR A bachelor's degree in business or public administration, behavioral or social sciences, or a degree related to the agency program that demonstrates the capacity for the knowledge and skills; and four years experience coordinating or administering a program related to impaired driving.
Driving is an essential function of this position.
You must have a valid US driver license and an acceptable driving record.
We will conduct pre-employment driving records checks on our final candidate(s).
Your license does not have to be issued in Oregon to be considered.

Nice To Haves

Proven ability to build and maintain productive, trust-based relationships with law enforcement partners, demonstrating credibility, cultural competence, and an understanding of impaired-driving enforcement practices and challenges.
Demonstrated experience coordinating or managing complex programs involving multiple interested parties, defined requirements, compliance expectations, and ongoing performance monitoring.
Ability to analyze detailed technical information — such as data, reports, grant materials, or operational guidance — and convert it into clear, practical recommendations for program or partner actions.
Effective written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to convey complex or sensitive information to varied audiences and produce clear, accurate, and professional materials.
Proven ability to exercise sound judgment and problem-solving skills in situations involving competing priorities, limited information, or sensitive industry partner issues.

Responsibilities

Guide Oregon’s statewide Impaired Driving Program by providing subject-matter expertise on impaired driving laws, countermeasures, trends, and program strategies.
Administer federal and state impaired driving grants, including budgeting, application review, project monitoring, compliance oversight, and closeout.
Coordinate and staff the Governor’s Advisory Committee on Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants (GAC-DUII), including agenda development, meeting facilitation, and documentation.
Guide policy development, legislative analysis, and rulemaking related to impaired driving statutes and statewide program requirements.
Provide authoritative guidance and technical assistance to law enforcement, courts, prosecutors, treatment providers, ODOT Government Relations, and partner agencies.
Develop and manage impaired driving communication, outreach, and media activities in coordination with the ODOT Communications Office and media contractors.
Deliver presentations and training to statewide audiences, including law enforcement, judicial partners, treatment providers, and community organizations.
Initiate and oversee research, program evaluation, and data analysis to guide impaired driving strategies and integrate findings into statewide planning.
Collaborate with statewide partners to design and implement impaired-driving initiatives, conferences, and workgroups that advance evidence-based countermeasures.