Jobs at Galveston County

Represent the State in appellate matters including direct appeals, post-conviction writs, and Chapter 64 DNA litigation. Prepare briefs, petitions, motions, and filings; conduct legal research; represent at appeals courts and hearings; advise trial attorneys and executive staff; provide training and handle expunction/nondisclosure motions.

Prosecute misdemeanor (Class A and B) cases: prepare trials, interview witnesses, gather evidence, draft motions and complaints, represent the state in court, negotiate dispositions, handle probation revocations, and advise law enforcement. Maintain case files and coordinate with supervision officers.

Prosecute felony cases: prepare cases for trial, interview witnesses, gather evidence, draft indictments and motions, represent the state in hearings and jury trials, advise law enforcement, handle felony dockets, and manage discovery and case documentation.

Provide front-line administrative and case management support for the Veterans Services Office: intake interviews, appointment scheduling, claimant file management, assist accredited officers with claims development, maintain case notes in VetPro, coordinate outreach and referrals, and obtain required VA/TVC accreditation.

Design, implement, secure and maintain the County's enterprise network and communications including LAN/WAN, data center fabrics, SD-WAN, VoIP, wireless, firewalls, VPNs, routing, and cabling. Serve as a technical architect, troubleshoot complex issues, manage vendor/carrier relationships, document network diagrams, support disaster recovery/business continuity, and participate in budgeting and technology evaluations.

The Microsoft 365 Administrator designs and manages Microsoft 365 environments, administers collaboration applications, implements security measures, and provides support for enterprise needs.

Assist trial attorneys in investigating and prosecuting white-collar crimes, analyzing data, preparing reports, interviewing individuals, and tracing assets related to criminal activity.

The Operations Coordinator assists with budget activities, prepares reports and documents, manages inventories, processes invoices, maintains records, and schedules appointments while communicating with staff and customers.

The Accountant II-Grants manages financial aspects of grant programs, ensuring compliance with regulations, preparing reports, and coordinating with departments for accurate financial management.

The Juvenile Probation Officer supervises and counsels juveniles on probation, conducts assessments, documents progress, prepares reports, and works closely with legal representatives and treatment agencies.

The Administrative Assistant I provides clerical support, prepares legal documents, maintains files, processes records, and ensures effective office communications while assisting the District Attorney's Office.

This role involves investigating criminal cases, gathering evidence, interviewing witnesses and suspects, and presenting findings in court.

Manage IT Public Safety technology services, supervise staff, coordinate support for public safety systems, and ensure compliance with security regulations.

The Technical Procurement Specialist manages construction procurement for infrastructure projects, ensuring compliance with laws and overseeing contractor performance.

This role involves performing accounting tasks like analyzing accounts, making journal entries, and reconciling bank statements, while ensuring compliance with governmental standards.