Lassen County has an opening for an Assistant Public Works
Director. Duties: plans, organizes, directs, administers, reviews
and coordinates public works activities and operations, as
assigned by the Public Works Director.
I: $19.28 – $23.18 and II: $21.13 – $25.43 hourly, plus benefits
Description:
The Code Enforcement Officer develops and coordinates a program
of education and policy compliance to improve conditions on
public and private property. The Code Enforcement Officer
enforces the provisions of the Lassen County zoning, building,
health and safety codes and County highway encroachments through
field inspections and code enforcement.
The Department of Agricultural Commissioner/Weights & Measures
serves the public by protecting the environment, the agricultural
industry, consumers and business operators through effective
enforcement of federal and State laws and County ordinances in
the areas of health, safety, and consumer concerns of County
residents.
The County of Los Angeles is searching for a Director, Child
Support Services, responsible for the administration of the child
support enforcement program in accordance with federal, state and
county statutory and regulatory requirements. The Director leads
the strategy and operations of the department. Please refer to
the brochure below. This is an unclassified position.
This ideal and beautiful setting in Northern California offers an
outstanding career opportunity for a top public works
professional who is well grounded as both a visionary and an
implementor. As a result of a pending retirement, the County of
Marin is beginning a national search effort to seek an
extraordinary leader to guide the Public Works Department into
the future.
Serves as legal counsel and attends meetings of boards and
commissions.
May act as legal advisor for County offices on involved
matters.
Prepares formal legislative measures, ordinances, resolutions,
deeds, contracts, leases, and other legal instruments.
This recruitment is being conducted to fill one limited term
vacancy. The Attorney I is the entry level classification of this
flexibly staffed series. Incumbents at this level handle the less
difficult cases and assignments, while learning their respective
duties and responsibilities.
Anyone awaiting results of the October 2020 Bar exam are
encouraged to apply!
Nurse Practitioners provide a range of health care services
involving diagnosis, assessment, treatment, and clinical
management of patients in a public health center or a public
health/field services program; such services include physical
examinations, laboratory and screening tests, therapeutic
treatments, education, counseling, referral, and clinical duties
customarily performed by physicians.
With a nine-person team and FY 20-21 operating budget of $2.37M,
the Finance Department is comprised of multiple divisions
including Financial Reporting and Accounting, Budgeting,
Purchasing and General Administration; Accounts Payable; Accounts
Receivable; and Revenue Services for utility billing.
Under the administration of the Director, Child Welfare Services,
this executive management position will assist in leading and
directing the planning and operations of Child Welfare
Services.
The General Services Department provides essential support
services to the County. The Records and Information Management
(RIM) Program ensures full legal compliance with the California
Public Records Act for all County departments. The RIM program is
a full service records program, including the introduction of
electronic document/content management
Starting salary negotiable up to $191,451/year, plus a cash
allowance of approximately $600/month and excellent benefits.
As an integral member of the Executive team, the Assistant
Director of Human Services is responsible for assisting the
Director in the development, integration, and implementation of
Human Services Department programs and functions.
Under general direction, assists the County Clerk-Recorder in the
planning, organizing, directing and managing of election
activities in the Registrar of Voters division of the County
Clerk’s Office; assists in the development of departmental
policies and procedures; serve as a liaison with County
departments, state and local agencies, and the public; and act on
behalf of the County Clerk-Recorder.
