The county DA’s office announced it is recruiting a director to lead the Christopher G. Money victim witness assistance center.
Founded in 1977, the center was the second victim witness assistance center established in California. Today, they provide crisis and support services for victims through each court appearance, with staff that work to reduce the trauma, frustration, and inconvenience that victims, witnesses, and family members experience when affected by crime. The director of the team will lead approximately 20 staff members and serve on the DA’s executive management team.
Interested applicants must apply online, and applications are due November 8th just before midnight.
