Law Enforcement Manager - Biloxi

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Opens in a new window Opens an external website Opens an external website in a new window This website utilizes technologies such as cookies to enable essential site functionality, as well as for analytics, personalization, and targeted advertising. Privacy Policy Accept Deny Non-Essential Manage Preferences Close Cookie Preferences For full functionality of this page it is necessary to enable JavaScript. Here are the instructions how to enable JavaScript in your web browser Law Enforcement Manager - Biloxi | Mississippi State Government Jobs page has loaded. Law Enforcement Manager - Biloxi | Mississippi State Government Jobs page has loaded. Skip to main content Click here or press any key to continue. Job Opportunities Menu Job Opportunities Sign In Saving... Account could not be created. Please fix the errors to continue. Sign In All fields are required Create an account Username or Email Password Sign In Forgot username | Reset password Sign in with GoogleSign in with Google. Opens in new tab Facebook Don't have an account? Create one. Already have an account? Sign In. User profile dropdown menu for Username Applications Inbox Profile Account Sign Out After clicking on this link you will be logged out and the page will be reloaded. Applications Inbox Profile Go to Background Investigation Account Sign Out After clicking on this link you will be logged out and the page will be reloaded. Welcome! Thanks for creating an account. Mississippi State Government Jobs powered by NEOGOV ® Law Enforcement Manager - Biloxi Print Apply  Law Enforcement Manager - Biloxi Salary $88,025.84 Annually Location 24 - HARRISON COUNTY, MS Job Type Full-Time Job Number 9625-0155-20260112HAR Department 0155 - OFFICE OF STATE AUDITOR Opening Date 01/12/2026 Closing Date 1/15/2026 11:59 PM Central Agency Minimum Salary $88,025.84 Agency Maximum Salary $88,025.84 About the Agency The Department of Audit, which employs some 125 persons, including approximately 40 Certified Public Accountants, comprises one of the largest auditing firms in the state. The Office is widely regarded as the definitive authority in matters pertaining to the use of public funds, and the recommendations offered by its auditors and other expert personnel are readily adhered to and respected throughout the state. The employees of the Department of Audit are mindful of the grave responsibility of upholding the public trust and strive to maintain the level of competence expected of them by virtue of their positions. The Mississippi Constitution grants specific duties and powers related to prescribing systems of accounting, budgeting, and financial reporting for public offices in the state of Mississippi. It also enumerates other statutory responsibilities, including study and analysis of existing public managerial policies and practices; pre-audit and post-audit functions; investigation of suspected fiscal violations; recovering misspent and stolen funds; and a variety of related duties and responsibilities. The mission of the Office of the State Auditor is to serve its stakeholders and protect the public's trust by independently assessing state and local governmental and other entities to ensure that public funds are properly received, are legally, effectively, and efficiently spent, and are accounted for and reported accurately. If you have questions about this position, please email recruitment@osa.ms.gov. About the Position This position will report to the Director and Deputy Director of Investigations at the MS Office of the State Auditor and will be responsible for on-site management of civil and criminal investigations. The applicant will be responsible for planning, directing, and reviewing investigations conducted by subordinate investigators to ensure accurate case files are prepared in a timely manner. The applicant will conduct interviews and review records to compile evidence for presentation to the agency and/or other appropriate federal, state, and local officials. In this role, the applicant will perform field investigations and surveillance as necessary. The applicant will testify in court and before grand juries at the federal, state, and local levels. The applicant will assist in preparing cases for court proceedings to recover illegally used or obtained public funds. The applicant will assist the District Attorney and the Attorney General in investigations of illegal conduct and make arrests as required. The applicant will prepare investigative reports and consult with management on actions to be taken. The applicant will compile documentation and write reports to recover public funds or for civil and criminal proceedings. The applicant will prepare reports of investigative findings and make recommendations to the Deputy Director of Investigations and the Director of Investigations. The applicant will perform related or similar duties as required or assigned.