DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
The Executive Director shall be responsible for those matters of administration assigned to the position in the administrative supplemental agreement. At a minimum, the Executive Director shall be responsible for day-to-day supervision and management of the Maui MPO staff; recruiting and hiring staff to fill positions authorized by the Policy Board; fiscal management, including procurement of goods and services consistent with 2 CFR 200 and applicable OMB circulars; implementation of policy; and project direction, coordination, and oversight for activities within the purview of the Maui MPO. The Executive Director shall consult, as needed, with the Policy Board in carrying out these responsibilities along with collaborating with federal, state, and local partners.
The duties of the Executive Director, together with other Maui MPO staff, shall include, but shall not necessarily be limited to, the following:
1) Maintain the Maui Long Range Transportation Plan (MLRTP), Transportation Improvement Plan (TIP), the Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP), and the Public Participation Plan (PPP);
2) Serve as the Maui MPO point of contact with FHWA and FTA for the purpose of coordinating and managing efforts on the Maui MPO’s compliance with 23 USC 134 and 49 USC 5303;
3) Provide regulatory and practical guidance to the Maui MPO on the management and operations in following HRS 279D and the Maui MPO’s Agreements and Bylaws;
4) Conduct, prepare, publish and update a variety of planning-related studies;
5) Provide information and analyses to the State Legislature, the Maui County Council, and the appropriate State and County authorities in carrying out cooperative, comprehensive, and continuing multimodal transportation planning and programming for the Maui MPO;
6) Obtain information and plans from the State and the County for urbanized and rural areas of Maui as they concern land use and transportation;
7) Cooperate and coordinate with the State of Hawaii Department of Transportation (HDOT) in the statewide transportation planning program;
8) Develop recommendations, based upon federal transportation planning regulations and guidelines, and upon any direction that may be provided by the Policy Board, to HDOT, and the Maui County Council regarding transportation policy matters;
9) After authority has been provided by the Policy Board, receive, expend, and distribute, as necessary:
A. Federal funds to carry out the provisions of the appropriate Federal highway and transit regulations; and
B. Such other funds as may become available to support metropolitan transportation planning;
10) Establish and execute Memoranda of Agreement and Memoranda of Understanding as appropriate;
11) Advise on plans, projects, and programs requiring action by the State Legislature, and County Council which have been submitted to the Maui MPO for review;
12) Perform quantitative analyses and prepare transportation technical and policy reports along with utilizing technology to provide relevant transportation and population forecasting;
13) Administer the multimodal 3-C Planning Process to ensure a cooperative, comprehensive, and continuing multimodal transportation planning process among the State, the County and other entities; and consult, coordinate, and advise appropriate jurisdictions and authorities, legislative bodies, boards, and agencies, as necessary, consistent with Federal statutes and regulations;
14) Represent Maui MPO in meetings with agencies and the public; and
15) Perform other related duties as required.
Job Type: In office. Hybrid.
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