| | | | | | | Job Information | | GroupBox1 | | | | INTERNAL JOB POSTING - ONLY OPEN TO CURRENT MEMBERS OF THE MTA POLICE DEPARTMENT JOB TITLE: Office of Strategic Initiatives - Supervisor DEPT/DIV: MTA Police Department – Office of Strategic Initiatives SUPERVISOR: Commanding Officer – Strategic Initiatives HOURS OF WORK: Ten hour and 16-minute shifts, Four days per week, Three consecutive rest days | | |
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| | | | Summary | | GroupBox1 | | | | The Department is seeking qualified members from the rank of Sergeant, Detective Sergeant, or Lieutenant who are interested in being considered for assignment to the Office of Strategic Initiatives. |
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| | | | Responsibilities | | GroupBox1 | | | | Members of the Office of Strategic Initiatives will be responsible for: - Review existing MTAPD policies and procedures to identify inconsistencies, outdated practices, coverage gaps, and areas needing standardization.
- Draft and update department policies to ensure clarity, consistency, and alignment with leadership goals.
- Serve as project leads for multi-bureau initiatives requiring cross-department coordination.
- Develop project charters, timelines, deliverables, and progress-tracking tools.
- Facilitate meetings with command staff, external stakeholders, and subject matter experts.
- Monitor implementation of changes and ensure projects are carried out to completion.
- Perform operations research applicable to project assignments.
- Recommend procedural changes that improve efficiency, safety, compliance, interoperability, and ensure department-wide consistency.
- Consider existing jurisdictional differences and the impact on MTAPD operations.
- Guide commands through transitions when new policies or procedures are introduced.
- Liaise closely with training in developing training materials, readiness assessments, rollout plans, and communication for new initiatives.
- Evaluate whether commands and units are operating in accordance with newly established policy and recommend corrective action when deficiencies are identified.
- Prepare written reports and briefings for the Chief of Police and Executive Staff.
- Maintain documentation of all strategic initiatives and associated project plans.
- Represent the Office of Strategic Initiatives in interagency workgroups, MTA strategic planning efforts, and specialized operational initiatives.
- Research emerging technologies and methods that can support operational improvements.
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| | | | Qualifications for Supervisors | | roupBox1 | | | | | | All members must, at a minimum, have the following qualifications/requirements to be considered for appointment: - Be a current Sergeant, Detective Sergeant, Lieutenant
- Demonstrated ability to excel in a team atmosphere.
- Ability to work and complete assignments with limited supervision.
- Must be able to show self-initiated activity.
- Excellent written and communication skills.
- Strong analytical and critical-thinking skills.
- Ability to manage complex projects across multiple commands.
- Knowledge of operational policing, legal requirements, and policy structure.
- Ability to articulate operational needs into actionable and enforceable policy.
- Successfully complete an interview before an Interview Panel.
- Complete a "Candidate Application (Form #69) and forward it to his or her immediate supervisor, who shall complete the applicable sections and then forward the form through the chain of command.
- Supervisors classified as “Doctor Certified” or “Chronic Sick” may be excluded from the interview/selection process.
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| | | | | | | | | Other Information | | GroupBox1 | | | | Interested members who meet the above-listed qualifications will be eligible to participate in a panel interview. Candidates should understand that they are not guaranteed an assignment with the Special Investigations Division, even if they meet each of the above qualifications. . |
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| | | | Equal Employment Opportunity | | GroupBox1 | | | | MTA is an Equal Opportunity Employer. |
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