CSAC is now using a new job posting platform that allows
you to pay by credit card or request an invoice by sent to you
via email. You can find it
here. If you do not yet have an account, you can create
one from the above link. Once you have an account, you will
be able to access the job posting form.
CSAC provides an opportunity for California counties — as well
as other local government agencies — to post job openings on our
site. New positions are posted on a regular basis.
If You’re Seeking a Position…
For public sector job seekers, the CSAC Website can be an
invaluable job-hunting resource. This page allows direct access
to job listings posted by public-sector employers. We urge you to
check this site often, since new jobs are posted regularly.
If you have not yet created an account with CSAC, please do so
through this link. Once you have created an access, you will be
able to access the job posting form.
There is a submittal fee for each job opportunity listing. For
CSAC members, the cost is $75 per listing; for non-members,
$150.
Our new job posting platform allows you to pay by credit or
request an invoice to be sent to you via email.
Each opening will run for eight weeks or until the posted
application deadline. Please keep your postings to approximately
250 words in length.
Recruitment notices posted on our Jobs Page are also placed free
of charge in our weekly CSAC
Bulletin that is electronically distributed to more than
5,500 county officials.
If you run into posting difficulties, please contact Pat Vang at
pvang@counties.org.
For more information about job posting, contact Jenny Tan, CSAC
Senior Manager of Public Affairs & Member Services at jtan@counties.org.
California Office of the Small Business Advocate (CalOSBA), part
of the Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development
(GO-Biz), announced that it is now accepting applications from
California County governments to administer the California
Microbusiness COVID-19 Relief Grant Program (MBCRG). Counties are
encouraged to apply for funding to provide $2,500 grants to
eligible microbusinesses that have been impacted by COVID-19 and
the associated health and safety restrictions.
