The Parking Enforcement Supervisor plays a leadership role in Parking Services to ensure consistent and effective enforcement of university parking rules and regulations throughout the year. This position reports to the Parking Services Assistant Manager and is responsible for supervising a team of Parking Enforcement Officers, overseeing daily enforcement operations, and ensuring departmental expectations for customer service, professionalism, and operational efficiency are met.

The incumbent of this position will perform a variety of supervisory and operational responsibilities to ensure compliance with university regulations and meet the needs of the department. Some of these tasks include:

Supervise, schedule, train, and evaluate Parking Enforcement Officers to ensure employees understand and consistently meet departmental expectations.

Oversee daily parking enforcement operations, including staff assignments, zone coverage, and enforcement priorities, while identifying opportunities to improve operational efficiency.

Monitor License Plate Recognition (LPR) operations, equipment utilization, and reporting to ensure the technology is being used properly and effectively.

Ensure enforcement personnel are properly trained and maintain proficiency in LPR technology, enforcement procedures, and the use of departmental equipment.

Manage enforcement equipment, vehicles, uniforms, and supplies, including coordinating maintenance, repairs, inspections, and replacements as needed.

Monitor parking signage and lot markings through routine inspections, document maintenance concerns, and coordinate with appropriate staff to ensure issues are addressed.

Ensure employees comply with departmental policies and procedures, including body camera usage, equipment operation, and safety requirements.

Assist management with special parking events, operational arrangements, and other departmental needs.

Provide oversight and assistance with customer concerns, motorist assistance, and enforcement-related situations requiring supervisory involvement.

Perform parking enforcement duties, including issuing citations, and assist with special event parking as operational needs require.

Review enforcement activity, staffing, zone coverage, and operational reports to identify concerns, recommend improvements, and communicate relevant information to management.

Monitor parking lots, garages, and other parking areas through routine inspections to identify maintenance needs, including paving, sealcoating, pavement markings, signage, barriers, and other parking infrastructure. Document concerns, coordinate with appropriate personnel to address identified issues, and track maintenance requests through resolution.

This position is classified as emergency personnel, and the incumbent must be available to report to work when required, including during university closures, inclement weather, and other emergency situations. The position may also require overtime, weekend work, and participation in special events based on departmental needs.

Previous experience or knowledge of parking enforcement or other relevant experience.

Previous supervisory or leadership experience, including the ability to provide direction, communicate expectations, and oversee employee performance.

Ability to understand the university's parking rules and regulations and clearly communicate them to customers and employees.

Ability to organize work schedules, coordinate daily assignments, and manage multiple operational priorities.

Strong organizational skills with the ability to maintain accurate records, monitor operational activities, and prepare reports.

Ability to work in a fast-paced, deadline-oriented environment.

Ability to maintain professionalism and composure in stressful or challenging situations.

Demonstrated customer service experience, including the ability to communicate effectively and resolve concerns involving diverse and dissatisfied customers.

Proficient computer skills, including the ability to learn and operate technology-based enforcement systems, review operational data, and generate reports.

Ability to obtain and maintain department-approved License Plate Recognition (LPR) certification or equivalent documented proficiency within 90 days of appointment.

Ability to coordinate equipment, vehicle maintenance, and operational resources to support daily enforcement activities.

Possess a current valid driver's license.

Ability to safely operate a university/state vehicle, Kubota, three-wheeled motorized vehicle, and/or bicycle.

Ability to move and handle up to 50 lbs. or more.

Ability to stand and walk for long periods of time and work overtime when required.

Ability to work in a variety of weather conditions as needed.

Position requires the use of a body camera as part of the uniform and compliance with departmental body camera policies.

Experience training employees, evaluating performance, and providing coaching or corrective guidance.

Experience using Apple iPads, handheld citation devices, or other mobile technology.

Experience coordinating vehicle maintenance, equipment inventories, or facility maintenance needs.

Knowledge of the Virginia Tech campus.

Previous experience in parking enforcement, public safety, security, or a related operational environment.

Experience using License Plate Recognition (LPR) technology or similar automated enforcement systems.

Experience reviewing operational reports, analyzing data, and identifying opportunities for improved efficiency.

Experience developing employee schedules, coordinating field assignments, or overseeing operational coverage.

Experience using Microsoft Office or similar software.

Experience using a two-way radio.

Experience in a large commercial or university setting.

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Non-Exempt: Eligible for overtime

Regular

54,000-60,000

40

November 13, 2026

This position is classified as emergency personnel, and the incumbent must be available to report to work when required, including during university closures, inclement weather, and other emergency situations. The position may also require overtime, weekend work, and participation in special events based on departmental needs.

The successful candidate will be required to have a criminal conviction check.

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