Jobs at Burlington County Transportation Authority

Supervise daily public transit operations, including dispatch, scheduling, rostering, road supervision, emergency response, operator performance, safety investigations, and customer-service escalations. Troubleshoot MDT and AVL systems, coordinate vehicle and route assignments, conduct operator evaluations and coaching, maintain operational records, and recommend corrective actions. The role requires a Class B CDL with passenger endorsement and availability for rotating weekends, occasional evenings, emergencies, and periodic overnight coverage.

Volunteer board members advocate for affordable public transportation in Butler County, fulfill legal and organizational governance duties, appoint and oversee officers and employees, and supervise the project coordinator. Directors must represent public, nonprofit, or private transportation-coordination entities with authority over agency resources. The three-year term begins July 1, with quarterly meetings at the Butler County Regional Transit Authority Hamilton Facility.

Leads finance for a public transit agency, overseeing accounting, budgeting, payroll, grants, procurement compliance, insurance, investments, audits, and regulatory reporting. Serves on the executive leadership team, advises the Executive Director and Board of Trustees, presents financial results and risks, manages federal and state funding applications, ensures GASB and FTA compliance, and supervises three finance and procurement employees.

Operate 35-foot transit coaches and 25-passenger cutaways on fixed routes, provide customer service, follow safety regulations, use onboard tablets/apps, and pass DOT physical, drug screen, and background checks.

Supervise and support transit operations including road supervision, dispatch, training, scheduling, and customer service. Investigate accidents, enforce policies, conduct performance reviews, and manage daily operations with limited guidance to ensure safe, efficient public transit service.

Volunteer board members provide high-level governance and oversight for Butler County Regional Transit Authority, attend 10–20 meetings per year, serve three-year terms, advocate for public transit, and should have an interest in transit and basic familiarity with financial statements.