Some jump at the chance to hire a Ph.D., while others concentrate their hiring at the master's level. You may not need to give a presentation on your research, and your research, compared with your teaching, will certainly receive less intense scrutiny than it will at a research university. Take a look at a recent Chronicle article on how community colleges are hiring faculty members with Ph. It may give you some ideas of what to expect. An excellent list of community-college URL's is maintained by the Maricopa Community College District.
Many community colleges post their faculty openings directly on their Web sites.
We hear from many people who are frustrated by lapses in feedback from hiring committees. Unfortunately, the situation described below happens very often. If it happens to you, don't take it personally. I drove several hours to meet prospective employers halfway. I've heard nothing since and wonder what the proper thing to do is regarding following up on this.