20 Administration/Management jobs

The City of Athens is a hidden gem with a rich heritage, nestled in the Piney Woods of East Texas. It’s located 75 miles from Dallas, 35 miles from Tyler, Corsicana, and Palestine, and 26 miles from Canton. Athens is the County Seat of Henderson County, which was established in 1846 — just four months after the United States annexed Texas. An estimated 12,890 residents in 16 square miles enjoy the charm of this small southern town that retains many qualities of living in a larger city. The City of Athens operates under a City Manager/Council form of government with five council members elected. The current City Manager is Elizabeth Borstad, PE. , who has been with the City of Athens for six years. The Assistant City Manager of Development serves as a member of the City management team and performs highly responsible management work directly related to the development of Athens. Primary job duties include directing and coordinating all types of development within the City,...

The City of Beaverton is seeking a   Cloud Systems Administrator   to take the lead on managing and maintaining the City’s cloud infrastructure and services, as well as implementing new cloud practices and solutions for city services from road construction to payroll.   Our ideal candidate: Is an experienced cloud administrator, with experience with Azure and Microsoft 365. Has knowledge of scripting languages and Power Automate. Keeps security and compliance at the forefront of every project. Is familiar with working with private and confidential data. Enjoys working on a broad range of projects, from public safety to public works, and is interested in learning about the needs of various departments and workgroups around the city.  Loves solving problems: the city is migrating many in-house services to the cloud, and the opportunities for finding and solving problems is unlimited!  Is an enthusiastic collaborator, who will provide expert guidance on secure cloud...

The City of Cape Coral (approx. pop. 213,000) is ranked one of the Top 10 fastest-growing communities in the nation.  This exciting, vibrant community is located along Southwest Florida’s renowned Gulf Coast and is known as Waterfront Wonderland.  “The Cape” is a friendly community with many attractions, amenities, a rich environmental heritage, and plenty of room for growth.  Cape Coral is a full-service city with a Council-Manager form of government and 1,877 FTEs.  The City has a $1.1 billion FY2024 total budget, including a $228 million general fund and a Capital Projects fund of $69 million.  The City Council consists of a Mayor and seven Council members elected at large to four-year staggered terms with a two-term limit.  Under the general supervision of the City Manager, the Public Works Director oversees 300+ staff and directs all functions related to stormwater, transportation, environmental resources, solid waste, survey, facilities, real estate, and fleet....

DIRECTOR OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES Health and Human Services Department The City of Portland is looking for a Health and Human Services Director to join its leadership team helping to run Maine’s largest and most complex municipality. Portland’s HHS Department includes the only municipal public health division in Maine; a social services division that includes three shelters, general assistance and rep payee program and other support services; a long-term care facility; and elder affairs division. The Director reports to the City Manager, and is supported by a Deputy Director, four division heads, as well as administrative staff, including an HR liaison, financial staff, and support staff. In total, the HHS Department has an FY24 operating budget of $56 million with 406 FTEs, made up of full time, part time, and per diem staff. The ideal candidate for our organization possesses a thorough knowledge of modern developments in the health and human services field. They...

ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER – Executive Department - The City of Portland is looking for an Assistant City Manager to join its executive team and support the City Manager in running Maine’s largest and most complex municipality.  This position will share responsibility with the City Manager and other Assistant City Manager in overseeing the City’s more than fourteen departments and offices; assist with special projects; participate in the creation and implementation of the annual budget; liaise with the Mayor and City Councilors and other internal and external partners; and fill in for the City Manager in her absence. The ideal candidate for this position will possess a thorough knowledge of modern developments in the field of local government. They are innovative, thrive on challenges, demonstrate enthusiasm for the work, and have a high level of compassion and a desire to serve the community. With a significant degree of professionalism and proven leadership abilities, they...

The City of Fort Collins, Colorado is recognized as a destination arts, culture, and creative community with robust and diverse cultural offerings. The City is seeking a Cultural Services Director to provide leadership to Cultural Services programs, events, and facilities that include visual and performing arts, public art, public gardens, and museum services. (Note: applicants must be eligible to work in the USA without sponsorship.) POSITION TITLE:  Director, Cultural Services REQUISITION:  R7362 BENEFIT CATEGORY: Unclassified Management EMPLOYMENT TYPE:   Full-Time Regular ANNUAL SALARY RANGE: $93,767 – 156,272 ANNUAL ANTICIPATED HIRING RANGE:    $116,000 - $148,000 SELECTION:   Application deadline is  3:00 p.m. MT  on Monday, 11 December 2023 Read the brochure, full position description, and apply through the City of Fort Collins career site: https://fcgov.csod.com/ux/ats/careersite/12/home/requisition/7362?c=fcgov   For...

Headquartered in New Braunfels, Canyon Regional Water Authority (CRWA) provides 28,000 acre-feet of treated groundwater and surface water to 11 members and two customers in a 1,700-square-mile area within the 1-35/IH-10 corridor in Central Texas. CRWA serves Guadalupe County, population 166,847, which is located 90 miles from the Gulf of Mexico in south central Texas. A Board of Trustees, consisting of two trustees appointed by each member entity, governs CRWA. It is led by an executive committee comprised of the officers of the Board of Trustees. A separate Board of Managers comprised of managers from the various member entities meets monthly to keep apprised of the organization’s operations and are tasked with providing feedback.   CRWA’s Assistant General Manager oversees the operation and maintenance of the organization’s water treatment and transmission systems. Under the General Manager’s direction, this position is responsible for budget development and tracking, short-...

Under the general direction of the Deputy Director of Administrative Services, this position has primary authority and responsibility in the areas of budget, accounting, and finance.  The position directs and manages all activities to safeguard the assets of the District and to accurately report financial condition.  Directs all activities and operations of Finance, including budgeting – operating, capital and all associated analyses - financial management, accounting, financial reporting, debt issuance and administration, cash management and investments, auditing, and preparation of the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report. Essential Duties & Responsibilities: Manages all financial activities of the District including treasury, budget and accounting functions. Establishes financial objectives and policies; determines long and short-term budgetary needs of the District; prepares budgets, financial forecasts, and cost analyses to monitor revenues and expenditures...

Why Join Our Department? The Office of the City Clerk is a service department within the municipal government upon which the five-member City Council, all City departments, and the general public rely for information regarding the operations and legislative history of the City. The City Clerk serves as the liaison between the public and the City Council and provides related municipal services such as serving as the Elections Official, providing key staff for Council meetings and recording all Council action, serving as records manager for the protection and preservation of the public record and serving as the compliance officer for the Political Reform Act. Look to some of the reasons why the City of San Mateo is a great place to work: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_GTIzeSpc_g What You’ll Do The Management Analyst performs responsible professional and technical administrative duties in providing staff assistance to departments and major divisions of...

The Director, Research & Analysis is responsible for the leadership, management, and success of the Research & Analysis Division (RAD) within the Office of County Administration (OCA).   As requested by Commissioners Court or County departments, the RAD analyzes data and other information. The division researches best practices and evidence-based approaches to help inform departments’ work and decisions by Commissioners Court regarding existing or potential new policies, programs, and services. RAD works with third-party public policy think tanks and other entities as needed and appropriate to leverage additional capacity and expertise. Occasionally, RAD provides ad hoc, short-term research and analysis to departments and Commissioners Court.   The Commissioners Court Analyst's Office and the Office of Justice & Safety were recently moved to OCA and combined to create the RAD. The two teams will remain distinct initially to allow staff and the new Director to...

The Director, Technical Assistance & Performance is responsible for the leadership, management, and success of the Technical Assistance & Performance (TAP) Division within the Office of County Administration (OCA). The TAP team aims to be the trusted group for partnering with Harris County departments and divisions to solve some of the County's hardest problems and achieve truly impactful solutions to enhance the County's work and improve the lives of Harris County residents. The TAP Team partners with departments and divisions to help address problems or achieve solutions related to major priorities of Commissioners Court. Commissioners Court’s priority outcomes are focused on environment, flooding, housing, public health, transportation, justice and safety, economic opportunity, and governance and customer service.   The TAP team usually works with partners for several weeks or months to study an issue and any applicable data/documents, understand the relevant staff's...

The City of Wichita Falls is searching for a strategy-minded servant leader with the experience and skills to serve as the organization’s next Deputy Director of Public Works.   Ideally situated in the northeast corner of the Panhandle/Plains area of scenic North Texas, Wichita Falls, Texas, covers 72.03 square miles and is the county seat of Wichita County. An economically progressive commerce hub, Wichita Falls offers its nearly 103,000 residents an outstanding quality of life and worldclass amenities in a charming, small-town atmosphere. The City has the advantage of being located within two hours of two major metropolitan areas with populations exceeding 1 million — Dallas-Fort Worth and Oklahoma City. Easily accessible freeways and highways, including I-44, U.S. Highways 82,281, 277, 287, and Texas State Route 79, create a straightforward commute to other Texas cities and surrounding states.   Wichita Falls operates under the council-manager form of...

The City of Davis (population nearly 69,000) is a college town known for its desirable quality of life, excellent K-12 schools, small-town atmosphere, and an emphasis on outdoor recreation, parks, and open spaces. Davis is conveniently located in Yolo County, twenty minutes from the state capital, and set between the coastal range to the west and the towering Sierra Nevada Mountains to the east. The City is home to the University of California, Davis (UCD)—one of the country’s premier public research universities, ranked first in the world for Veterinary Medicine and first nationally in Agriculture.   Under administrative direction from the City Manager, the Economic Development Director serves as a Department Head within the City Manager’s Office. This position is responsible for planning, organizing, managing, and providing administrative direction and oversight to the economic development objectives, programs, and activities for the City. The Economic Development Director...

Beaverton Police Department  is actively seeking an experienced analyst to support the Office of the Chief of Police on a wide range of complex projects, including budget preparation, grant management, accreditation, and strategic planning. The   Police Strategic Initiatives Program Manage r will provide input and specialized support for a variety of high-visibility projects and topics that have significant and long-term impacts on city and departmental policies and priorities.   The successful candidate: Has experience in public safety and familiarity with the laws and regulations related to police department. Has extensive knowledge and experience with public sector budgeting and financial functions.  Can work effectively and build positive relationships with a wide variety of stakeholders across the community, from the departments 182 sworn and non-sworn personnel to city leaders to Beaverton residents.  Is a skilled researcher who is excited to dig in to local,...

Since its establishment in 1978 with a population of just over 300, Leander has evolved from a rural town with agricultural roots to a thriving community of over 80,000 residents. Strategically located within the Texas Triangle-connecting Austin, Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, and San Antonio, Leander is in a key growth corridor of the state. Looking to the future, local projections estimate a vibrant community of 250,000 residents by 2040. At its core, Leander upholds values of inclusivity, diversity, and collaboration. Leander is on the hunt for a forward-thinking luminary, adept in navigating rapidly growing communities, to steer the City’s voyage as the next City Manager. The City of Leander envisions its next City Manager to be a blend of insightful leadership, community passion, and analytical prowess - someone who, with his/her depth of experience and dedication, will further the City’s narrative of growth and community cohesion. The position requires a bachelor’s...

Town Manager, Granby, CT (pop. 11,375) The Town of Granby is seeking an engaging and experienced Town Manager to lead our vibrant community. The successful candidate will be a dedicated and innovative leader with a proven commitment to public service. Granby is a small, tight-knit, rural, residential community, known for its beautiful landscapes, preserved open space, excellent public school system and a strong sense of community. The Town’s dense woodlands, open farmland and abundant hiking trails make it the perfect place for outdoor activities and enjoying nature. Granby covers 40.8 square miles, much of which is open space and forests that are home to a variety of wildlife, including black bears, white-tailed deer, wild turkeys and numerous species of birds.  Residents and visitors alike enjoy beautifully managed areas such as Enders State Forest, McLean Game Refuge, Holcomb Farm and Tree Trail, Salmon Brook Park, Mary Edwards Land Trust and the Godard Preserve....

Baraboo, WI (Population 12,700)   Located in south central Wisconsin and in an area designated as one of the “Last Great Places” by the Nature Conservancy because of its rare rocks, plants and animals, Baraboo is a thriving community that is a part of the Madison Combined Statistical Area (Wisconsin’s Capital City is 45 miles to the south) and a regional market center. Situated on the scenic banks of the Baraboo River, the City is home to the Circus World Museum and the former headquarters and winter home of the Ringling Brothers Circus. Located close by is Devil’s Lake State Park (the largest and most popular in Wisconsin drawing nearly 3 Million plus visitors each year), the Aldo Leopold Center and Shack, and the International Crane Foundation. Baraboo has bustling business districts, including a vibrant  historic downtown business district surrounding the Court House Square, that boasts a wide array of businesses  as well as employment opportunities close to home. The...

The City of El Paso, Texas (est. pop. 678,415), is a dynamic and vibrant community located on the US-Mexico border. Referred to as “Sun City,” a moniker derived from the 300+ days of sunshine experienced annually, El Paso is a warm and friendly mosaic of cultures, traditions, and ethnic groups. The City is seeking a visionary and proactive leader to serve as the Director of Purchasing & Strategic Sourcing. The Director will oversee the planning, implementing, and directing of the purchasing and procurement activities for the City of El Paso. Qualified applicants should possess a bachelor’s degree in business or public administration or related field, and six years of professional materials management, purchasing, or procurement experience, including two years of supervisory experience. Additionally, within one year of appointment, the candidate should obtain valid certification as a Certified Public Procurement Officer (CPPO) from the Universal Public Purchasing...

Located in the northeast corner of the beautiful Flint Hills, the City of Marysville is the seat of Marshall County, Kansas, and home to just under 3,500 people. This is where creativity, culture, and community collide, and people enjoy coming together to create a wonderful place to live, work, and play. With generous spirits and broad smiles, locals embrace residents and visitors of all ages; relationships are built at area events, in church pews, or the aisles of local shops, and the camaraderie makes Marysville easy to call home. The City of Marysville is searching for an experienced and innovative public servant ready to help the community grow into its future while holding true to its small-town feel and exceptional quality of life. The selected candidate will always work in the City’s best interests, communicating regularly with the City Council on good news and bad, effectively handling controversy or difficult people when they arise, and having the confidence in their...

The Job In the Office of Performance and Budget, our vision is to establish a culture of high performance where strategies align to deliver measurable outcomes. Our mission is to foster strategic thinking, alignment of resources, and drive innovation within the City of Largo. The Performance & Budget Analyst is responsible for the coordination and project management of major City activities including: Annual Budget and Capital Improvements Plan coordination, process/procedural improvements, project management, strategic planning assistance, performance measurement, and policy implementation. This position reports to Performance & Budget Manager. Why Largo? As an organization, Largo embraces the principles of a high-performance organization, seeking to amplify the talent, ideas, and contributions of each team member. As the 3rd-largest City in Pinellas County and 4th-largest in the Tampa Bay metro, you'll benefit from working in a smaller...