3 Animal Control jobs

REPORTS TO:  Animal Services Director FLSA  STATUS : Non-Exempt CLASSIFICATION:  Personnel System – Requires satisfactory completion of a six-month probationary period PAY GRADE : 116 SAFETY SENSITIVE:   Yes - Subject to random drug testing per the Athens-Clarke County Drug and Alcohol Ordinance   Purpose of Job  The purpose of this job is to support the operation of the Animal Services Division by training, evaluating and supervising Animal Services staff, volunteers, community service workers and inmates. Duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to, enforce division, department and ACC policies and procedures, as well as local and state animal laws; assist with the management of division resources and operations; supervise and assist animal control officers in investigating complaints, maintain the kennel, prepare court cases, and perform other duties as assigned.   Job Related Requirements    WORK SCHEDULE:  Monday - Friday, 8:00...

Job Description The City of Naperville seeks an Animal Control Officer. The Animal Control Unit is a part of the Naperville Police Department’s Patrol Division. This is a union, shift position, with the expected shift will be an afternoon/evening shift (determined per seniority) and will work 5 consecutive days to include working weekends and holidays. Duties The Animal Control Officer (ACO) will be responsible for investigating a variety of complaints regarding animals and capturing, transporting and relocating wildlife as required. Additionally, the ACO will perform proper sanitation and maintenance of the animal retention facility and the animals housed, administer medication for the animals housed, and provide shelter enrichment for animals. This position acts as a customer service contact and will collect fees and perform office administration tasks, as necessary. The ACO will also participate in educational programs for the public and advise residents on wildlife...

BRIEF DESCRIPTION:  Duties include operating the animal control center, providing care for the animals, performing various administrative tasks, assisting with a variety of public outreach and educational initiatives, capturing and impounding stray, vicious, or injured animals located while on patrol or in response to complaints, disposing of animals using humane methods as well as record keeping and reporting. Responsible for investigating and taking appropriate enforcement action for violations of state animal cruelty laws and local animal regulatory laws ranging from infractions to felonies.