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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VIRGINIA POLICE CHIEF   Chesterfield County (340,000), ideally located in the mid-Atlantic region of the United States and Virginia’s fourth largest county, is seeking applications for the position of Police Chief. The Police Chief leads the Chesterfield County Police Department in providing police services that enhance the quality of life for those that visit, live, and work in Chesterfield County. Appointed by the Board of Supervisors, the Police Chief will manage the Departments 607 full-time employees, 36 part-time employees and budget of $61.3 million.  The Chesterfield County Police Department is a nationally recognized Department that is accredited by CALEA and the Virginia Law Enforcement Professional Standards Commission. The Department is dedicated to the use of innovative and adaptive law enforcement technology as well as implementing effective crime prevention strategies with its community partners.

The Executive Director serves at the pleasure of the FCWSA Board and is responsible for the complete management of the public utility operation. In addition, the Executive Director is responsible for implementing the Board’s vision by providing leadership in planning, development and implementation of programs, policies and practices for FCWSA. The Authority owns and operates nine public water systems in the areas of New Baltimore, Bealeton, Catlett, Marshall, Paris, Turnbull, The Plains, Opal and Remington, Virginia, serving approximately 9,350 customer accounts. The Authority also owns and operates three public sewer systems with a 2.0 Million Gallon per Day Wastewater Treatment Plant in Remington, Virginia, a 0.64 MGD WWTP in Marshall, Virginia and a 0.950 MGD WWTP at Vint Hill Farms, Virginia, serving a total of approximately 8,500 customer accounts. All current water supplies are entirely dependent on groundwater from fractured-rock aquifers. For Fiscal Year 2018, the Authority is operating with a full-time workforce of 47 and an approved budget of $10,330,666.

This is an executive level professional position in the County Executive form of government wherein the responsibilities of Treasurer and Commissioner of the Revenue are performed by the Director of Finance. The Director serves both the local government and Albemarle County Public Schools and reports directly to the Deputy County Executive. The Director provides financial leadership, advice, and consultation that will shape the County for decades to come. Albemarle County provides full service operations in over 30 major areas and has a combined capital and operating budget of over $375 million for Fiscal Year 2017. The next Albemarle County Director of Finance will join a fiscally sound local government operation with the prestigious triple-AAA bond rating held since 2015 and 21 consecutive years of earning the GFOA Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting.