Description

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT COORDINATOR

The Emergency Management Coordinator supports the development
and implementation of a comprehensive emergency management
program serving the Carbon Valley community. Working across four
local government partners, this position coordinates emergency and
disaster planning, Emergency Operations Center coordination and
readiness, training and exercises, community preparedness and
resilience initiatives, interagency collaboration, and emergency
response and recovery efforts.

THE COMMUNITY

Join a team committed to community resilience, preparedness, and collaboration in
the heart of Colorado's Front Range. The Carbon Valley includes the Towns of
Frederick and Firestone and the City of Dacono, three growing communities that
combine small-town character with innovation, strong partnerships, and an
exceptional quality of life.
With nature trails, fishing spots, hiking paths, skate parks, specialty recreation
activities, and cycling routes right outside your door, the Rocky Mountains truly
become your backyard. With downtown Denver, Boulder, and Fort Collins just 30
minutes away, you get all the convenience of major urban centers without losing
the peacefulness of close-knit community living.
Welcoming, active, and connected, the Carbon Valley is a place where neighbors
know one another, local events bring people together, and work-life balance is part
of everyday life. As the community continues to grow, so does its commitment to
thoughtful planning, public safety, and community resilience. For emergency
management professionals, it's an opportunity to serve communities that value
collaboration, innovation, and preparing together for whatever comes next.

THE CARBON VALLEY  

Located in Weld County, the Carbon Valley includes the Towns of Frederick and
Firestone and the City of Dacono. Together, these communities are home to nearly
46,000 residents, with annual growth rates of 4.5% (Frederick), 3.5% (Firestone)and
1.6% (Dacono) respectively. The growth is creating new opportunities and
increasing demands for emergency management, public safety, and community
resilience.

CVEMA works collaboratively with local governments, public safety agencies,
community organizations, businesses, and residents to strengthen preparedness,
reduce risk, coordinate disaster response and recovery, and build long-term
community resilience. The agency develops emergency plans, coordinates training
and exercises, supports Emergency Operations Center readiness, and fosters
partnerships that help the Carbon Valley prepare for and recover from
emergencies and disasters.

Established through an intergovernmental partnership, CVEMA reflects a shared
commitment to providing comprehensive emergency management services across
the Carbon Valley. By leveraging resources and working together, the partner
agencies strengthen coordination, improve efficiency, and better serve the
community before, during, and after disasters.
As the Carbon Valley continues to grow, so does its emergency management
program. The addition of an Emergency Management Coordinator represents the
next step in expanding CVEMA's capacity to support its partner agencies,
strengthen community resilience, and prepare for the challenges of the future.
Grow your career in a collaborative emergency management program that's
growing with its community.

THE AGENCY

The Carbon Valley Emergency Management Agency (CVEMA) is a shared services
emergency management program serving the Towns of Frederick and Firestone,
the City of Dacono, and the Frederick-Firestone Fire Protection District. The
Emergency Management Coordinator is an employee of the Frederick-Firestone
Fire Protection District, which serves as CVEMA's administrative home agency.
We believe emergency management is built on relationships. Strong partnerships
among local governments, public safety agencies, businesses, nonprofit
organizations, and community groups create the foundation for effective
emergency management. We also believe community resilience begins with
connection. When people know their neighbors, participate in their community,
and feel a sense of belonging, they are better prepared to support one another
before, during, and after disasters.

Our comprehensive emergency management planning suite encompasses
prevention and protection, preparedness, response, recovery, and mitigation,
ensuring coordinated planning across the full emergency management lifecycle.
Our Emergency Operations Center uses a hybrid Incident Command System (ICS)
and departmental organizational model that integrates nationally recognized
emergency management principles with the operational realities of local
government.

CVEMA continues to invest in the future through expanded Emergency Operations
Center technology and the launch of the community-focused Resilience Academy
in 2027, strengthening preparedness, partnerships, and community resilience.

THE CANDIDATE WHO THRIVES IN THIS ROLE

We're looking for a collaborative emergency management professional who enjoys
bringing people together to solve complex challenges. The ideal candidate is
excited by the opportunity to work in a unique multi-jurisdictional emergency
management program and contribute to a growing agency serving the Carbon
Valley.
This individual is organized, adaptable, and skilled at managing multiple priorities
in a dynamic environment. They communicate effectively, build strong
relationships across organizations, and are comfortable working with local
government, public safety agencies, community organizations, businesses, and
residents to strengthen preparedness and resilience.
The ideal candidate approaches their work with initiative, professionalism, and a
commitment to excellence. They understand that emergency management is built
on relationships, value collaboration, and remain focused on the community this
work serves.
If you are looking for an opportunity to help shape the future of a growing
emergency management program while making a meaningful impact across
multiple communities, we invite you to apply.

• Here is a link to our marketing packet: https://online.flippingbook.com/view/434114782/

Requirements

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Coordinate emergency and disaster planning across the Carbon Valley Emergency
• Management Planning Area.
• Support Emergency Operations Center (EOC) readiness, training, activations, and
  coordination.
• Develop, coordinate, and evaluate emergency management training and exercises.
• Build and maintain strong partnerships with local governments, public safety agencies,
  businesses, nonprofit organizations, and community groups.
• Lead community preparedness, outreach, and resilience initiatives.
• Support planned events, incidents, disasters, and recovery activities.
• Assist with program development, grant support, and continuous improvement
  initiatives.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS

• Associate's degree in emergency management or a related field; bachelor's degree
  preferred.
• Two years of emergency management experience; multi-jurisdictional experience
  preferred.
• FEMA Professional Development Series (or equivelant).
• ICS-100, 200, 700, and 800.Strong written, verbal, facilitation, and presentation skills.
• Experience coordinating projects and managing multiple priorities.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office and emergency management technologies, including
• EOC software.
• Valid driver's license and ability to respond to emergency incidents.

ESSENTIAL
COMPETENCIES

• Enjoys building relationships
• Brings people together around a common goal
• Comfortable navigating complexity and ambiguity
• Balances multiple priorities with confidence
• Facilitates productive meetings and engaging presentations
• Thinks critically and solves problems
• Stays calm and adaptable when priorities change
   

COMPREHENSIVE SALARY & BENEFITS

Frederick-Firestone Fire District offers a robust compensation and benefits program
designed to support your professional growth, financial security, and personal well
being.

Salary Range: $76,200-86,200

Health & Wellness Coverage:
Your health and your family's well-being are priorities. We provide 100% employer
paid comprehensive medical insurance for you and your family, employer-paid
dental and vision insurance, complemented by health and wellness incentive
programs and comprehensive annual physicals, a full-time mindset specialist for
you and your family, peer support counseling, employee assistance programs (EAP),
and both short and long-term disability coverage. Additional AFLAC supplemental
insurance options are available for enhanced protection, along with additional life
insurance coverage, and 529 College Savings for your family.

Financial Security & Retirement:
Build a secure financial future with our FPPA defined benefit pension plan, 457B
deferred compensation opportunities, NPPFA 115 Retirement Healthcare Trust Plan,
$100,000 employer-provided life insurance, and annual holiday stipend of $2,000
paid in November each year.

Educational & Professional Development:
We invest in your career advancement through full tuition reimbursement for
continuing education, from doctoral studies to certificate programs, district
sponsored paid training opportunities, and structured career development
planning to help you achieve your professional goals.

Work-Life Balance:
We understand the importance of time with family and personal wellness. Our
generous leave benefits include paid vacation, sick leave, bereavement time, flex
time, and four weeks of paid parental leave to support you during life's important
moments. 

This comprehensive benefits package reflects our commitment to attracting and
retaining exceptional talent while ensuring our team members can thrive both
professionally and personally.

The community is at the center of everything we do. CVEMA exists to
strengthen preparedness, build meaningful partnerships, and foster a
more resilient Carbon Valley before, during, and after disasters.

READY TO APPLY?

Please submit the following by August 14, 2026, at 5 p.m. to hr@fffd.us

• Cover Letter
• Resume
• Supporting Documentation to meet minimum qualifications.
• District Application

Complete a district application at www.fffd.us/jobs