Work involves assisting residents, non-profit agencies, city and town officials and community groups to develop citizen and community participation in community development or community health programs. Work includes maintaining related correspondence and communications, identifying community needs and priorities and developing and implementing projects and programs.
Work is reviewed by various supervisors through meetings and performance evaluations.
Applicants with administrative or public contact experience are preferred. A valid driver's license is also required. Applications will be accepted until June 8, 2001. NOTE Applicants with a comparable combination of education and experience that demonstrate an equivalent level of preparation in the duties, knowledge, skills and abilities listed are also encouraged to submit an application. Planning, coordinating, conducting and attending project meetings with grant recipients, consultants, and contractors.