Safe Communities Program Coordinator

The Safe Communities Coordinator will serve as a liaison between the Ohio Traffic Safety Office and other local agencies. The Coordinator will plan and implement highway safety programs to reduce motor vehicle crashes and the fatalities, injuries and costs associated with these crashes. In addition, the coordinator is responsible for grant administration and reporting. Work with the media, e.g., press releases and press conferences, to promote traffic safety campaigns and issues Keep accurate records of crash and fatality data Work to implement all planned community traffic safety programs and activities of the Ohio Traffic Safety Office Coordinate programs and projects of the Safe Communities Program Develop and implement an ongoing evaluation of community and school-based programs and promotions Write and administer grants and complete grant reporting Coordinate Coalition meetings, prepare agenda, record minutes, and complete any other preparation necessary for meeting Schedule and coordinate meetings of the Fatality Review Committee Attend pertinent conferences and meetings that deal with traffic safety issues Other duties as assigned The following Degree is required: Passage of the Certified Corrections Officer course for the State of Ohio Passage of Certified Law Enforcement Automated Data System (LEADS) operator course. Courses must be conferred at the time of application.

The following Experience is required:

1 year experience in coordinating of educational and/or safety programs relating to law enforcement at the local or state level. Knowledge, Skills, Abilities Familiarity with community agencies that deal with traffic safety issues, e.g., local law enforcement, Ohio Department of Transportation . Ability to use technology as both a productivity tool and as a method of communication; proficient in computer applications including Microsoft Office Ability to write press releases and reports Ability write and administer grants Ability to plan and implement programs Ability to keep accurate mandated records Ability to establish rapport with students and adults Ability to maintain relationships with other community agencies

Grant Funded:

Duration of employment is contingent on continued availability of funding. Deadline to

Apply:

February 16, 2026 Required Application Materials & Evaluation Experience must be fully documented on the official application . The application will be used to evaluate if candidates meet the minimum requirements for the position and for consideration when determining starting pay rate. Experience requirements are inclusive of relevant professional experience, or experience attained through relevant internships, co-ops, student employment positions, or graduate assistantships. You must possess the Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission (OPOTC) Certificate and Law Enforcement Automated Data System (LEADS) Operator Certificate to be considered for this position. Please ensure the certification is documented on your official application and the proof is uploaded with your submission.

Uploads Required:

Resume (for supplemental information only) Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission (OPOTC) Certificate Law Enforcement Automated Data System (LEADS)

Operator Certificate Optional:

Cover Letter Essential Requirement:

Work Authorization BGSU does not offer H-1B or other work authorization visa sponsorship for this position. Candidates must be legally authorized to work in the United States at the time of hire and maintain work authorization throughout the employment term.