The part-time OEM coordinator is responsible for the planning, activation, coordination, and execution of emergency management operations for the municipality. The coordinator is the chair of the local Emergency Management Council, primary liaison with the County and New Jersey Offices of Emergency Management (NJOEM), Rocky Hill emergency services, as well as municipal staff and the mayor. The part-time OEM coordinator's role focuses on the coordination and management of the four phases of emergency management: mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery. The position requires the ability to work independently, exercise sound judgment, and be available 24/7 during emergencies.  Essential duties and responsibilities. Key responsibilities include ensuring the local OEM is operational and supervising daily activities during and after a declared emergency. The coordinator ensures compliance with federal and state requirements and stays informed on relevant laws. Planning and preparedness duties involve developing and maintaining the municipal Emergency Operations Plan (EOP), creating training and conducting annual exercises. During emergencies, the coordinator can declare a local state of disaster, mobilize emergency units, coordinate damage assessment and recovery with various agencies, and develop public information systems, and requests mutual aid during disasters. Fiscal responsibilities include managing the OEM budget, securing technical and financial aid, coordinating federal and state disaster funding and managing emergency equipment and supplies. Required qualifications and competencies. A minimum of two years of experience in emergency response planning and administration. FEMA-NIMS (ICS 100-400) training. Competency or familiarization with NJ EMMIT. Successful completion of NJOEM-mandated courses within one year of appointment is required, along with annual continuing education. Residency in the municipality is preferred, but close proximity to the borough will be considered. Must possess a valid NJ driver's license, and have strong communication, organizational, and leadership skills. The ability to exercise independent judgment during emergencies. Availability for non-emergency hours are negotiable. Availability during emergencies are expected along with off-hours and weekend work as may be necessary. Salary is commensurate with experience with a maximum salary of $6,237. Send resume to mayor@rockyhill-nj.gov