Job Title: Director of Crime Victim Services
Office of the Fayette Commonwealth Attorney
Reports to: Fayette Commonwealth’s Attorney
The Director of Crime Victim Services leads and manages a comprehensive support system for crime victims and their families throughout the criminal justice process. The role ensures compliance with victims’ rights laws, coordinates victim advocacy services, and collaborates with prosecutors, law enforcement, community agencies, and statewide partners to improve outcomes for victims of felony crimes committed in Fayette County, KY.
Responsibilities:
Program Oversight and Development:
– Plan, implement, and evaluate victim services programming.
– Develop policies, procedures, and training to ensure effective delivery of services.
Staff Supervision and Leadership:
– Train, supervise, and support victim advocates and interns.
– Encourage open communication, mutual support, and a shared commitment to serving victims with empathy and respect.
Victim Support and Advocacy:
– Ensure timely notification and communication with victims regarding case developments, court dates, and their rights.
– Oversee direct service, including court accompaniment, safety planning, and referrals for counseling, housing or financial assistance.
Interagency Coordination:
– Serve as liaison to local and state partners including law enforcement, social services, and victim services agencies.
Compliance and Reporting:
– Ensure compliance with the Crime Victims’ Bill of Rights, Marsy’s Law, and applicable state regulations.
– Maintain accurate data, prepare reports, and assess program impact to guide continuous program improvement.
Please send resume, references and any salary requirements to Christie Coffman at ccoffman@prosecutors.ky.gov