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City of Pharr

Program Coordinator - HCRMA

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A Program Coordinator coordinates ongoing program activity, or a group of related projects, for a company or organization, usually performing administrative or human resources tasks.

$90,223 / year median in Texas

+16% projected growth

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Job Description

Program Coordination Scope The Program Coordinator supports the Hidalgo County Regional Mobility Authority (HCRMA) leadership by organizing program activities, coordinating external support, and ensuring project needs are met with accuracy and discretion. This role exists to keep communication, documentation, and vendor coordination moving efficiently while maintaining strong service to internal and external stakeholders. Key responsibilities include coordinating with consultants/contractors and suppliers, supporting contract and procurement discussions, preparing materials using desktop publishing tools, and responding to client inquiries and concerns on behalf of management.
Required qualifications/skills:
Certified in Texas Department of Transportation Local Government Project Procedures Bilingual communication skills in English and Spanish (oral and written) Proficiency with desktop publishing procedures and applications Strong organization, time management, and relationship-building skills Apply to help deliver reliable, customer-focused program support for the City of Pharr. Core Benefits This full-time position includes Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage, along with Paid Time Off to support your health and work-life needs. A Typical Workday Your day is primarily onsite and indoors, balancing planned coordination with real-time updates. You'll shift between drafting polished documents, tracking timelines, and preparing information for discussions with board members, local officials, and the public. Vendor conversations and meeting follow-ups are common, and you'll adjust priorities as questions come in that need prompt, well-documented responses. The schedule is generally a 5-day, 40-hour week, with occasional evenings, weekends, holidays, and the possibility of emergency call-in.