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Director of Finance
Albemarle County Service Authority
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Posted: 03-Apr-26
Location: Virginia
Type: Full Time
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Accounting
Description
The Albemarle County Service Authority (ACSA) is seeking their next Director of Finance to provide strategic leadership planning, directing, coordinating, and supervising a team of 17 engaged employees.
Job Duties
The Director of Finance performs and oversees all aspects of the Finance Department, including the functions of customer service, meter operations, and accounting. Directs the preparation and maintenance of financial records, reports, statements and audits. Oversees collection of all rates and fees, and enforcement of all related policies; maintains and revises rate model and develops projections and recommends rates to Executive Director and Board of Directors. Develops, directs, and evaluates all financial and fiscal operations of the ACSA. Directs the development and implementation of the ACSA’s annual operating and capital budgets.
The Director of Finance manages investments of available funds, manages banking relationships and oversees compliance with bond indenture requirements. Monitors cashflow and overall revenue stream and oversees internal controls to safeguard assets and revenue reporting. Plans and supervises the preparation of studies, cost analyses, and correspondence.
The Director of Finance directly oversees 3 FTEs the Customer Service Supervisor, Meter Operations Supervisor, and the Accounting Supervisor.
Qualifications
Minimum requirements include a bachelor’s degree in finance, accounting or a related discipline.
A minimum of seven years of progressive experience with a significant concentration in accounting, and extensive experience in public finance administration, including thorough knowledge of enterprise fund accounting.
Background in all key areas of utility finance/Governmental accounting. Annual Comprehensive Financial Report development experience. Demonstrated ability to manage a Finance Team in project management, problem solving and day to day operations.
Demonstrated computer expertise in financial modeling and analysis; spreadsheets. ERP experience.
Master’s Degree and CPA strongly preferred. Knowledgeable of GASB/GAS/GAAP/etc.
Strategic leader with emphasis on cross-departmental collaboration and team development.
The expected hiring range is $126,354 - $151,625 depending on qualifications and experience, with an excellent benefits package.
This is a confidential recruitment and will be handled accordingly throughout the various stages of the process. Candidates should be aware that references will not be contacted until mutual interest has been established. Candidates are encouraged to apply immediately. To be considered, submit a cover letter, resume, and five professional references. Email submissions may be directed to Emily Roach, the Director of Human Resources and Administration at hr@serviceauthority.org including “Director of Finance Search” as the subject header. The Director of Human Resources and Administration will work in concert with the Executive Director to conduct the initial evaluation of submitted materials to determine the best overall match with the established criteria as outlined in this recruitment brochure. The position will remain open until filled with a first review of applications beginning April 17, 2026.
The ACSA provides water distribution and sewer collection services to nearly 23,000 customers, serving over 86,000 Urban Albemarle residents. Albemarle County is a growing community with average growth rates of over 2% per year in new ACSA customers. The ACSA is the water and sewer retailer for Albemarle with major service areas in the urban areas, including Crozet and Scottsville. The community enjoys a high quality water supply recently expanded, from a protected watershed contained almost entirely within the County’s borders. The ACSA is an independent separate authority and is solely self-supported from water and sewer fees, with no local tax funding. The ACSA purchases water and wastewater treatment from the regional Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority (RWSA) which serves two customers: The ACSA and the City of Charlottesville. The RWSA is responsible for the safe impoundment of the water supply, dams and reservoirs, and the water and wastewater treatment plants and major lines to the retail providers. The ACSA Executive Director sits on the Board of Directors of the RWSA. About 60% of the ACSA budget is for RWSA treatment costs and capital debt service. The ACSA distrib...utes the treated water, and collects sewage for treatment, while maintaining, expanding and replacing its infrastructure in Albemarle County. The ACSA Board of Directors adopts the various water and sewer rates that are 100% of the revenues for the Authority. The ACSA has one outstanding bond. The ACSA and its Director of Finance have received 39 consecutive Certificates of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting from the Government Finance Officers Association. The ACSA is in an excellent financial position.