Strategic Government Resources

Ideally situated just 20 miles southwest of Kansas City and part of its 2.2 million-resident metropolitan area, the City of Olathe has set itself apart as one of the Midwest’s dominant business, economic, and cultural centers. The City’s 152,584 residents enjoy a high quality of life with excellent connectivity throughout the region, a nationally recognized school system, and one of the best-educated workforces in the nation.  Olathe’s Infrastructure Department contributes to building, managing, and operating the heart of the community and helps build the quality of life that Olatheans have come to enjoy and expect. Within the Infrastructure Department, the Engineering Division focuses on the design, construction, inspection, and major rehabilitation of facilities and infrastructure while ensuring assets are functional, durable, and cost-effective. Employees working on the Transportation team work toward maintaining a high level of mobility throughout the City; developing and...

Recognized by Fortune as one the "50 Best Places to Live for Families" in 2023, Lacey is described as having “a youthful vibrancy inside its urban corridors, while also surrounded by nature everywhere you look.” A jewel of the Pacific Northwest, Lacey, Washington is situated at the tip of Puget Sound, just a two-hour drive from the Washington coast and Mount Rainier. Located 64 miles south of Seattle, Lacey offers the warmth and sense of community unique to smaller towns as well as proximity to large city amenities. Five freshwater lakes, miles of hiking and bicycle paths, championship golf courses, 1,200+ acres of public park land and access to the adjoining 3,700-acre Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge provide Lacey’s 59,430 residents unlimited opportunities for outdoor recreation. Clean air and water, excellent schools, a low crime rate and a healthy economy make Lacey one of the most desirable places in the county to live, work, and play. To learn more about the beautiful and...

Situated on the eastern side of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex and headquartered in Wylie, the North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD) serves one of the largest and fastest growing regions in the country. Residents have their choice of 150 communities spread across the 13-county North Texas region and enjoy a median home sales price of about $247,000, the seventh most affordable among America’s top 20 metro areas. NTMWD is a regional wholesale provider of essential services in one of the country’s fastest-growing areas. Created in 1951 as a special district, today, NTMWD is a regional wholesale provider of water, wastewater, and solid waste disposal services with a service territory covering 2,200 square miles. NTMWD serves more than 2 million people in one of the fastest growing regions in the country with drinking water, 1.4 million people with wastewater collection and treatment, and 930,000 people with waste management services.  The NTMWD is managed by a board of...

Victoria is located in the heart of the Golden Crescent of South Texas, with a diverse population of nearly 65,000 and encompassing an area of approximately 37 square miles. Victoria is a cultural, historical, medical, educational, and economic hub for the region. With major highways 77, 59, 87, and the future Interstate 69 intersecting in Victoria, coupled with its prime position along the NAFTA Corridor, the City is known as “The Crossroads of South Texas.” The City of Victoria was incorporated in 1915 and adopted its home rule charter in 1956. The charter provides for a council-manager form of government with a City Council comprised of the Mayor and six Council members. The Mayor is elected at large. Four Council members are elected from single-member districts, and two are elected by super districts. The Council, among other duties, appoints the City Manager, City Attorney, and Municipal Court Judge. With a team of 130 highly trained and dedicated professionals...

Centrally located in the beautiful Piedmont Triad area of north-central North Carolina, Guilford County is a place rich in history, culture, and economic promise. Organized in 1771, Guilford County is now the state’s third-most populous county, inviting residents to make themselves at home.  The County operates as a council-manager form of government, with a Board appointed County Manager to administer various County functions.  The Human Resources Director reports to a Deputy Manager. The ideal candidate will be a collaborative, innovative and strategic Human Resources leader with a passion for public service.  Guilford County is seeking a forward-thinking, proactive leader who thrives in a fast-paced, customer-focused environment and who seeks opportunities to design and implement best practices that serve employees and the organization. This position requires a bachelor’s degree in Human Resources Management, Public Administration, Business Administration, or related...

The City of Humble seeks an experienced leader with a passion for teamwork and an ability to establish and maintain healthy relationships to serve as its next Director of Finance.   The City of Humble, Texas, is located in Northeast Harris County, along the I-69/US 59 Eastex Freeway, just north of Beltway 8. The City covers approximately 10 square miles and is situated approximately seven miles west of Lake Houston and only 15 minutes from downtown Houston.  As part of the greater Humble-Kingwood-Atascocita area, Humble is strategically located for continued growth and success in one of the fastest growing regions in Harris County.   The City of Humble is a home rule city operating under the council-manager form of government. The Council is made up of the Mayor and five Council Members who are elected at-large to two-year terms, with no term limits. Positions that are appointed and/or confirmed by the governing body include the City Manager, City Attorney, and...

High Point is North Carolina’s ninth largest city. It’s situated primarily in the southwest corner of Guilford County, with portions also in Davidson, Forsyth, and Randolph counties — the state’s only City in four counties. The estimated population is 117,000, in a metropolitan area of 555,000 and a larger Piedmont Triad region of 1.6 million people. High Point’s residents enjoy a wide variety of activities on a year-round basis due largely to a mild climate and an abundance of natural recreation amenities. The City of High Point’s Information Technology Services (ITS) Department is composed of three major groups providing multifaceted service to internal users and public entities: the Information Technology Service Division, Radio Service Division, and 911 Division. Its goal is to use a high degree of innovative thinking to provide the highest level of service. The City of High Point seeks an innovative, confident leader and strategic thinker to serve as its next IT Services...

Sunnyvale, Texas, is home to approximately 8,540 residents and covers 16 square miles in Dallas County. The town is ideally situated in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, with Highway 80 and future State Highway 190 providing access to the surrounding areas. Sunnyvale residents enjoy the benefits of small-town living combined with access to the Dallas-Fort Worth area’s thriving business, cultural, and social districts in a quiet, family-oriented setting. A highly educated and fiscally conservative community, Sunnyvale operates under a home-rule charter with a council-manager form of government. The community’s Town Council consists of six members elected at large by place, and the mayor is also elected at large. Sunnyvale Fire Rescue was formally established in 1971. The department staffs a professional group of career and part-time firefighters who respond to structure fires and motor vehicle accidents, as well as services that include emergency medical response and...

The City of Greeley seeks a skilled and knowledgeable professional with a background in housing and economic development, planning, or architecture who is ready to lead the housing efforts of a rapidly growing community.   With 300 days a year of sunshine and gorgeous views of the Rocky Mountain Front Range, the City of Greeley, Colorado, is a beautiful place to call home. With an elevation of 4,658 feet, this city offers attractions and entertainment, thrilling outdoor adventures, amazing arts and cultural experiences, and excellent educational opportunities.   Greeley is a home-rule city and operates under a council-manager form of government. The City Council is comprised of a Mayor and six City Council members. The Mayor and two members are elected at large, and four members are elected by ward. Council members serve staggered four-year terms, with the Mayor serving two-year terms. The City Council sets the policies for the operation of the Greeley...