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City of Forest Hill
MUNICIPAL COURT MANAGER /JUVENILE CASE MANAGER
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What they do
A City or Town Manager manages operations and administration for a city or town. Oversees and directs all municipal departments. Implements policies that are voted upon by elected officials on a city or town council, and reports to the council on operations, finances or policy. Manages city or town budgets.
$188,933 / year median in Texas
+13% projected growth
Job Description
Overview Join our dynamic team as a Municipal Court Manager / Juvenile Case Manager, where you will lead the administration of municipal court operations and oversee juvenile case management within the community. This vital role combines leadership, legal expertise, and community engagement to ensure efficient court processes and positive youth outcomes. You will play a key part in managing court procedures, supervising juvenile cases, and collaborating with law enforcement, social services, and legal professionals to uphold justice and support youth development. Duties Court Administration Directs daily Municipal and Juvenile Court operations. Develops and implements policies and procedures. Oversees case flow, dockets, records management, and court programs. Ensures compliance with state laws and court regulations. Supervision and Leadership Supervises court personnel. Evaluates employee performance. Assigns work, trains staff, and develops employees. Provides leadership and long-range planning. Juvenile Case Management Oversees all juvenile cases. Monitors compliance with court orders. Coordinates with schools, parents, community service providers, and treatment programs. Serves as liaison between the court, juveniles, parents, and outside agencies. Financial Management Prepares and manages the court budget. Oversees revenues, expenditures, receipts, deposits, and financial accountability. Audits citation and payment processing. Court Operations Coordinates with the Municipal Judge, prosecutors, law enforcement, attorneys, litigants, and other agencies. Responds to public inquiries and difficult complaints. Reviews reports and submits required reports to governmental agencies. Technology and Records Oversees court databases and software implementation. Coordinates with Information Technology. Maintains court records according to state and city retention requirements. Qualifications High School diploma or equivalent. Extensive knowledge of municipal court operations. Knowledge of Texas municipal court laws and procedures. Supervisory and management experience. Strong communication and organizational skills. Ability to manage multiple priorities under limited supervision. Court certifications (Level I required; Level II within two years). At least two years of municipal court experience.