JOB OBJECTIVE:  Provide leadership to Texas Historical Commission’s Courthouse Preservation Program in the Division of Architecture, which includes the agency’s award-winning courthouse grant program, the Texas Historic Courthouse Preservation Program. Since 1999, this nationally renowned, state-funded program has administered over $500 million in grants, assisting over 100 courthouses. In addition to providing grants, the program […]

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JOB OBJECTIVE:  Provide leadership to Texas Historical Commission’s Courthouse Preservation Program in the Division of Architecture, which includes the agency’s award-winning courthouse grant program, the Texas Historic Courthouse Preservation Program. Since 1999, this nationally renowned, state-funded program has administered over $500 million in grants, assisting over 100 courthouses. In addition to providing grants, the program works in partnership with counties across the state to maintain courthouses through its Texas Historic Courthouse Stewardship Program. Program staff also provide project review of courthouses and other historic structures on the courthouse square under federal and state preservation laws. Works under minimal supervision, with extensive latitude for the use of initiative and independent judgment.

The selected candidate will oversee the daily operations and activities of the Courthouse Preservation Program by managing a team of four or more full-time professionals and a program specialist. The Program Coordinator serves as a liaison to the Division Director, in cooperation with three other program coordinators within the division.

For additional information, please visit the CAPPS Recruit Website.

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JOB OBJECTIVE:  Provide leadership to Texas Historical Commission’s Courthouse Preservation Program in the Division of Architecture, which includes the agency’s award-winning courthouse grant program, the Texas Historic Courthouse Preservation Program. Since 1999, this nationally renowned, state-funded program has administered over $500 million in grants, assisting over 100 courthouses. In addition to providing grants, the program works in partnership with counties across the state to maintain courthouses through its Texas Historic Courthouse Stewardship Program. Program staff also provide project review of courthouses and other historic structures on the courthouse square under federal and state preservation laws. Works under minimal supervision, with extensive latitude for the use of initiative and independent judgment.

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