6 jobs found in Colorado

This position is responsible for enabling data-informed decisions in the City of Longmont by helping partners take advantage of a key strategic asset – data. The incumbent will work to advance the Data Governance Plan, build data analysis capacity across City departments, and further a performance management practice by identifying and establishing systems to track metrics for key City initiatives. Key success factors will be critical thinking, problem solving, relationship building, knowledge of statistics and data management, and a growth mindset. The incumbent will use their analytical skills to identify patterns and make valuable discoveries that lead to improvements in the services provided to City residents, businesses, and visitors. Principal Duties: Data Analysis: Using knowledge of data, data structures, and data science, extract appropriate data from data systems using SQL or similar tools/programming languages. Perform complex analysis using financial,...

For more details, see our recruitment brochure: https://cityoflonetree.com/files/Human%20Resources/Communications%20Manager.pdf Our mission statement in Lone Tree is that “We will achieve Lone Tree’s community vision by doing things the best way, not just the expected way.” In that spirit, we’re looking for a talented, thoughtful, and ambitious Communications Manager to run our communications shop in one of the most dynamic cities on Colorado’s Front Range. We're hoping that we can find someone with a passion for local government that sees how thoughtful and elevated communications can make government more understandable and accessible. Under the general supervision of the Assistant City Manager, this position is responsible for implementation of all communications for the City of Lone Tree. The Communications Manager works autonomously, but collaboratively, and serves as the City’s point person for digital, print, and all other communications. The position is focused on...

DESCRIPTION OF WORK Plans, organizes, and directs the overall operation of the Planning Department and Economic Development Department, including budget preparation and administration as well as building department reviews on behalf of the Town; serves as a staff advisor on committees and boards; acts as Town liaison with developers, property owners, businesses and the public; is responsible for zoning enforcement and coordination with other Town enforcement functions; is responsible for current and long-range planning projects and business retention expansion and attraction efforts; performs related work as required. The Planning Director sits on the leadership team and works collaborative with the Town engineering firm and Public Works on various projects.     SUPERVISION RECEIVED Works under the direction of the Town Manager, who reviews work for conformance with policy.   SUPERVISION EXERCISED : Directs the activity of the Senior Planner Firm and Special...

For more details, check out our position brochure for the Management Fellowship.  Our mission statement in Lone Tree is that “We will achieve Lone Tree’s community vision by doing things the best way, not just the expected way.” In that spirit, we’re looking for an exceptional, entrepreneurial, analytical, and motivated graduate student of public administration, public policy, business, or related field who wants to learn and grow in one of the most dynamic cities on Colorado’s Front Range. The Management Fellow will learn about the inner-workings of a municipal government, make a difference in day-to-day projects, and contribute to the organization at the executive leadership level. Under direction from the Assistant City Manager, the Management Fellow will be involved in research, analytical work, and managing special projects in the City Manager’s Office and across City departments. This is a one-year, full-time benefited position that will gain experience in the City...

The Clerk’s Office The City Clerk’s Office is guided by the mission to facilitate open access to city government, encourage civic engagement, and provide prompt and courteous customer service. The primary functions and services of the City Clerk’s office include serving as clerk to the City Council; the custodian of the city laws, records and administrative policies; providing election administration; coordinating board and commission appointments; managing alcohol beverage licensing; and providing administrative support services to administrative hearings. Key City Clerk Initiatives in 2022 and Beyond Include: • Effectively leading change management with the City Clerk’s Office staff as the newly-appointed City Clerk; • Building a cohesive and customer service driven team of staff who are largely new to the organization and their positions; • Continue to utilize technology to enhance ease, effectiveness and access to processes and information; • In conjunction with the City...

The City of Pueblo, Colorado (pop. 111,876) is seeking a Finance Director.   Located 112 miles south of Denver and 45 miles south of Colorado Springs, Pueblo is the county seat of Pueblo County and a major city of the Front Range Urban Corridor, an oblong region of urban population located along the Southern Rocky Mountains.  Under the direction of the Mayor, the Finance Director plans, organizes, and directs all operations and activities of the Finance Department. The position is responsible for overseeing a $205.9 million total budget across multiple funds and grants, and leads a team of 25 employees, including professional accounting, paraprofessional, and technical staff assigned to general accounting or sales tax divisions.   The starting salary range for this position will be $114,265 - $139,652. The City of Pueblo offers a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical, dental, vision, life insurance, paid holidays and personal holidays, and membership in the...