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.
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.
The County offers an ideal economic atmosphere, a highly educated
labor force, and a lower than average cost of living. The County
is committed to protecting and enhancing agriculture as the
backbone of the local economy and for the open spaces that make
Butte County a beautiful place to live and work.
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.
Under the administrative direction of the County
Administrative
Officer (CAO), the Director of Human Resources plans,
organizes and administers the county human resources program;
ensures compliance with all applicable federal and state
regulations and: provides highly responsible and complex
human
resources support to the Board of Supervisors and department
heads.
To plan, organize, and perform difficult and complex
administrative, technical, and professional duties pertaining to
the production and monitoring of housing construction and the
County’s housing rehabilitation programs; market housing programs
in targeted areas; assist with the preparation and implementation
of the Placer County Housing Element, and perform related work as
required.
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.
The Social Worker Supervisor I plans, organizes, and supervises
social service and employment staff engaged in providing
information and referral services, adult protective services,
in-home supportive services, home placement services, child
protective services, and/or employment services; performs other
related work as assigned.
