ABOUT THE ATLANTA POLICE FOUNDATION

The Atlanta Police Foundation (APF), established in 2003, brings together the public and private sectors, with the mission of making Atlanta a safer city for residents and visitors. Through public safety strategies and partnerships, the Foundation, a 501(c) 3, provides a means for individuals, community members, and businesses to engage and donate funds, with an ultimate goal of preventing and reducing crime. The Foundation’s programs address the city’s public safety needs, including increasing police visibility, using state-of-the-art technology to fight and prevent crime, and working to create strong leaders in the Atlanta Police Department through enhanced training.

For more information about the Atlanta Police Foundation, please visit www.atlantapolicefoundation.org.

JOB SUMMARY

The role of Interagency Programs Coordinator (IPC) is one that requires timely management of data and people. APF’s interagency programs focus on developing and maintaining relationships with partner agencies for the purpose of crime reduction and criminal justice reform. Reporting to the Director of Integragency Programs, this role plays a vital support function for the Repeat Offender, Court Watch, Crime Stoppers and APLI programs. A candidate for this role much be capable of organizing and analyzing data while working as part of a multi-organizational team. Primary responsibilities will include a focus on APF’s Repeat Offender initiative, which includes management of the Fulton County Court Watch Program.

The IPC will be responsible for providing content and analysis of data generated by Atlanta’s Repeat Offender Commission, working group, and tracking unit (ROTU). Additionally, the IPC will provide material support for all publications created by the Tracking Unit by routinely researching crime trends, legislative actions and sentencing outcomes. The IPC must possess strong project and data management skills, in addition to leadership ability. Publications and deliverables created by the ROTU must be factual, professional and on time. The IPC will be expected to work well within a team environment but be capable of independent thinking.

This position will require that you successfully work with stakeholders from a variety of fields including, law enforcement, legal services, social services, and academic institutions. Your success in this role will be determined by your ability to remain organized, proactive, and thorough.

RESPONSIBILITIES

· Create content for the timely publication of repeat offender updates and annual report

· Coordinate and convene meetings by the Atlanta Repeat Offender Commission

· Maintain up-to-date statistics on repeat offender sentencing

· Work productively with interns and APF employees

· Maintain relationships with regional law enforcement, academic and legal professionals

· Research and report on a variety of judicial, technological and law enforcement related topics

· Attend internal and external meetings as necessary

· Help with APF marketing, mailings, and other material distribution

· Research and report on APF Board member activities

· Monitor and provide quality control over data analysis projects

· Attend APF events

· Interface with Atlanta Police Department and other external organizations to accomplish program goals as needed

· Work with the APF Programs Team to create synergies where possible

· Provide high level customer service to both internal and external stakeholders in providing project deliverables

· Consistently evaluate and improve on program outcomes

· Attend/manage & represent the Court Watch Program

· Other duties as assigned

QUALIFICATIONS & SKILLS

· Bachelor’s degree

· Research experience

· Data analysis and reporting expertise

· Project management expertise

· Exceptional customer service skills with a strong sense of responsiveness

· Strong administrative, organizational, and writing skills a must

· Experience developing and delivering on project milestones

· High attention to detail with proven ability to multi-task

· Excellent interpersonal skills and verbal communication skills

· Computer proficiency, particularly MS Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint & G Suite

· Some understanding of law enforcement culture and judicial process

· Ability to work independently and with limited supervision

· Experience with the Fulton County legal system a plus

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $35,000.00 - $50,000.00 per year

Benefits:

• 403(b)
• 403(b) matching
• Dental insurance
• Health insurance
• Life insurance
• Paid time off
• Vision insurance

Schedule:

• 8 hour shift

Education:

• Bachelor's (Required)

License/Certification:

• Driver's License (Preferred)

Ability to Commute:

• Atlanta, GA (Required)

Ability to Relocate:

• Atlanta, GA: Relocate before starting work (Required)

Work Location: In person