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City of Minneapolis
Supervisor Community Safety Ambassador
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What they do
A Safety Manager inspects work environments and procedures for health and safety concerns, and develops programs to reduce the risk of injury or illness. May specialize in a particular type of industry or in certain kind of safety and health risk, such as radiation, hazardous chemicals, or ergonomics. Works in offices, factories, or mines.
$80,727 / year median in Minnesota
+12% projected growth
Job Description
The Supervisor Community Safety Ambassador exists to ensure the effective delivery of the Community Safety Ambassador program by leading, supporting, and coordinating the work of frontline ambassadors. The position provides oversight of daily operations, ensuring patrol coverage, professional standards, and high-quality community engagement. The Supervisor serves as the bridge between ambassadors, city partners, and community stakeholders, helping resolve escalated safety concerns, maintain accurate reporting, and reinforce training and service standards. The mission of the role is to strengthen public safety and community trust by guiding ambassadors in creating a safe, welcoming, and responsive environment across designated corridors. This position is temporary for 2026 and will become a permanent position in 2027. The City of Minneapolis does not sponsor applicants for work visas.
- Supervise daily operations of Community Safety Ambassadors, ensuring consistent patrol coverage, professionalism, and adherence to protocols. Provide direction, assign zones, and monitor team performance.
- Provide guidance, coaching, and support to ambassadors in conflict resolution, engagement strategies, and reporting standards. Mentor staff to build skills and professional growth.
- Support staff in handling complex or high-risk incidents. Respond directly to situations requiring supervisory judgment, de-escalation, or coordination with law enforcement/emergency responders.
- Ensure accurate completion of daily activity logs, incident reports, and service documentation. Review submissions for accuracy and quality and serve as a liaison to community groups.
- Act as point of contact with law enforcement, social services, violence interrupters, and city staff. Attend coordination meetings and share ambassador observations.
- Ensure all ambassadors complete required training (de-escalation, CPR/First Aid, Narcan, cultural competency, etc.). Track certifications and schedule refresher courses.
- Oversee dispatch calls, ensuring appropriate response by ambassadors. Manage workload distribution, adjusting staffing to cover peak times or special events.
- Monitor performance metrics, evaluate service effectiveness, and recommend improvements. Identify trends in safety concerns and propose solutions.
- Handle scheduling, timekeeping, and basic HR tasks (attendance, evaluations, performance feedback).
WORKING CONDITIONS
Field work and office setting. Field work involves potential exposure to dangerous individuals and situations.MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
: Associate's Degree in a field related to the work of the position or two years post high school training or equivalent.MINIMUM EXPERIENCE
: Two years of relevant experience, including supervisory or leadership experience.LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS
:- CPR/First Aid
- Narcan Administration
- Valid Driver's License Selection Process The selection process will consist of one or more of the following steps: a rating of relevant education and experience and/or an oral examination (100%).
Knowledge of:
- Community safety principles, de-escalation strategies, and conflict resolution techniques.
- Local resources and referral systems (housing, mental health, social services).
- Reporting standards and documentation protocols.
- Basic security practices and public safety procedures.
Skills in:
- Verbal and written communication.
- Problem-solving, mediation, and decision-making under pressure.
- Utilizing radios, dispatch systems, and reporting technology.
Ability to:
- Lead and coordinate teams.
- Remain calm and professional in high-stress or emergency situations.
- Build trust and rapport with diverse community members and stakeholders.
- Mentor, guide, and support ambassador staff in the field.
- Balance field work with administrative responsibilities.
- Maintain a high level of integrity, professionalism, and reliability.
- Maintain cultural sensitivity and a trauma-informed approach.
- Maintain emotional resilience and adapt to changing conditions.
- Maintain commitment to public service, safety, and community trust-building.