3 jobs found in Massachusetts

East Bridgewater, MA (14,000 pop.), is seeking a strategic and proactive municipal management professional with strong team-building skills and a collaborative work style to serve as Town Administrator. This welcoming community is located in southeastern Mass., approximately 25 miles south of Boston. East Bridgewater is a mostly residential community with growing economic development potential as its sewer capacity is expanding. The Town is rated AA and has strong finances. East Bridgewater is led by a three-member Board of Selectmen, has an open Town Meeting form of government, and an FY22 budget of $53.6M. The successful candidate will have a bachelor’s degree (master’s preferred) in public administration or a related field, with demonstrated skills and abilities in municipal finance and budgeting, human resources, procurement, and economic development and community planning. Candidates should have a proven record of municipal leadership and be able to build cooperative...

Concord, MA (17,000 pop.), is seeking an engaging and visionary leader to serve as the next Director of the Concord Free Public Library. The Director oversees and monitors day-to-day library operations, including budgeting and personnel management. The Director must have an innovative and entrepreneurial mindset and be an ambassador for the library, highlighting its successes and communicating its needs. The Concord Free Public Library is a unique library that, in addition to being the heart of the community,  houses a special collections section that attracts historians, archivists, and interested parties from across the globe. The Library is a joint resource of the Town of Concord and the Concord Free Public Library Corporation and is governed in accordance with an operating agreement. The Town has an FY22 Library budget of $2.33M for staff and operating services funded by the municipal budget. The Corporation typically provides approximately $650K annually for maintenance of...

The Town of Sterling, Mass., (pop. 8,000; FY21 budget $24.4M) seeks a skilled and experienced public works professional with effective management, technical, and communication skills for the position of Superintendent of Public Works. The Superintendent is responsible for highways, engineering, cemeteries, parks and trees, athletic/recreation fields, the Public Works Department building and vehicle maintenance, solid waste collection and disposal, and water.  Responsible for the preparation and management of the DPW divisions’ annual operating budgets as well as the direction, coordination, and administration of the various divisions. The FY22 budget for the DPW is nearly $1.77M and the Water Department budget is nearly $1.06M. The department includes 16 full-time employees, including a foreman for Highway/CPT/Maintenance and a foreman for Water. Applicants must have a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, management, or a related field. At least 7 years of progressively...