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EPISODE · Dec 1, 2025 · 28 MIN

#27 - Montgomery County, Texas Emergency Communication District Deputy Director

from The Clear Voice · host Clear Career Professionals

In this episode of The Clear Voice, brought to you by Clear Career Professionals, host James Groom sits down with Executive Director Chip VanSteenberg and Clear Associate Vice President Brian Beasley to explore what makes this opportunity both unique and highly accessible to strong government leaders. Montgomery County is one of the fastest growing counties in Texas, with a rapidly expanding population, complex interagency dynamics, and a 9-1-1 system that plays a critical role in daily public safety. Chip explains how the Deputy Director position supports long-range planning, system modernization, and operational reliability for a network of partner agencies across law enforcement, fire, EMS, and education. This conversation covers: • Why a 9-1-1 background is not required for this role • The county’s rapid growth and its impact on emergency communications • How budgeting, policy, and project leadership drive success in this position • The culture of MCECD, built on service, family, and excellence • Major initiatives, system challenges, and long-term strategic planning • What qualities distinguish a strong candidate from a great one • How the Deputy Director will shape the next 20 to 30 years of 9-1-1 service For leaders who thrive in complex environments and enjoy work that blends strategic planning with operational support, this role offers a rare opportunity to make a lasting impact in a fast-growing region. To review the full job posting and apply, visit: https://clearcareerpro.com/9-1-1-deputy-director-montgomery-county-tx/ Email the Recruiter, Brian Beasley, with any questions: [email protected] Please email your cover letter and resume in .pdf format to [email protected] The views and opinions expressed on The Clear Voice do not necessarily reflect those of Clear Career Professionals. The discussion of any company, product, or service is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an endorsement. Connect With Clear Career Professionals Clear Career Professionals is a Texas based municipal executive search firm specializing in City Manager search services, municipal executive search, and local government leadership consulting for cities and counties across Texas and the United States. Clear works with communities to recruit City Managers, City Administrators, Assistant City Managers, Police Chiefs, Fire Chiefs, Finance Directors, HR Directors, and other senior municipal leaders. In addition to executive search services, Clear provides local government leadership training, organizational assessments, executive coaching, interim leadership placements, and strategic consulting designed to strengthen city organizations and support effective public service leadership. Clear partners with city councils, county commissioners, and public sector leadership teams seeking experienced municipal professionals who can guide growing communities, manage complex organizations, and deliver strong public service outcomes. Career Opportunities https://clearcareerpro.com/career-opportunities LinkedIn https://linkedin.com/company/clear-career-pro

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