Brush, Colorado, United States · On-site
$74k–$109k/yr
Job DetailsJob Location: 304 Clayton - Brush, CO 80723Position Type: Full TimeSalary Range: $74,392.00 - $109,095.00 Salary/yearGeneral Statement of Duties: Manages and directs all operations of the City’s Public W…
Skills: Construction management, GIS mapping, Budget administration, Contract administration, Project management
Brush, Colorado, United States · On-site
$17/hr–$24/hr
Job DetailsJob Location: Public Works - Brush, CO 80723Salary Range: $17.88 - $24.29 HourlyMUNICIPAL WORKER This position will start at $17.88 and it does require a CDL B License or to be able to attain within 6 months w…
Skills: Public works maintenance, Equipment operation, Construction, Snowplowing, Pest control
Brush, Colorado, United States · On-site
$16/hr–$100/hr
Job DetailsJob Location: 600 EDISON STREET - BRUSH, CO 80723Position Type: SeasonalSalary Range: $16.00 - $100.00 CommissionYouth Sports Official NOTE: These positions will be filled as the sport is ready to start. There…
Skills: Officiating, Youth Sports, Soccer, Football, Basketball
Brush, Colorado, United States · On-site
$71k–$102k/yr
Job DetailsJob Location: Brush Police Department - Brush, CO 80723Salary Range: $70,651.00 - $102,466.00 Salary/year Brush Police Department Police Officer This position is for POST Certified only Applicant must have pas…
Skills: Law enforcement, Patrol, Report writing, Arrest procedures, Public communication
Brush, Colorado, United States · On-site
$15/hr–$18/hr
Job DetailsJob Location: 600 EDISON STREET - BRUSH, CO 80723Salary Range: $15.16 - $18.00 Hourly PARKS SEASONAL WORKER NOTE: Must submit a complete application in order to be considered. General Statement of Duties: Perf…
Skills: Park maintenance, Equipment operation, Mowing, Custodial work, Painting
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The Assistant Public Works Director manages and directs operations for city infrastructure including water, wastewater, streets, and fleet maintenance. They assist the Director in administrative duties, project management, budget oversight, and representing the city at local government meetings.
The candidate must be capable of managing large-scale construction projects and coordinating with engineers and contractors. Proficiency in GIS mapping, cost estimation, and departmental budget administration is required.
Job DetailsJob Location: 304 Clayton - Brush, CO 80723Position Type: Full TimeSalary Range: $74,392.00 - $109,095.00 Salary/yearGeneral Statement of Duties: Manages and directs all operations of the City’s Public Works Department. The Public Works Department is responsible for: streets, water, waste water, trash collection, storm water, airport maintenance and fleet/equipment management. Answers directly to the Public Works Director.
Note: This position will be working towards movement into Utilities Director position
Assists Director of Public works in maintaining administrative, supervisory and managerial responsibility for: water, wastewater
Performs construction management.
Performs GIS mapping.
The following duty statements are not intended and should not be interpreted to be an exhaustive list of all responsibilities or skills associated with this position. Other duties and responsibilities are performed as assigned.
With training and assistance of the Director of Public on learning the activities of the following departments: Water, Wastewater, Solid Waste (Trash), Streets, Storm Water and fleet maintenance.
Assists Director of Public works in maintaining administrative, supervisory and managerial responsibility for: water, wastewater, and as directed for trash, storm water, streets, airport maintenance and fleet / equipment management.
Will assist with the design, construction, repair and maintenance of infrastructure and coordinating related services.
Assists with coordinating contract administration for the department’s service agreements.
Assists with organizing and managing the department’s construction projects which also includes the management of large-scale projects. Will be another avenue in communication with engineers and contractors / subcontractors.
Helps prepares cost estimates, bid specifications, proposals, and acts as advisory to the City Administrator regarding various projects.
Responsible for the management and maintenance of the department’s fleet vehicles and equipment. Responsible for managing the maintenance of all City fleet vehicles and equipment and managing maintenance records.
Ensures all operations are performed in a safe and efficient manner and that all employees have been properly trained before beginning any task.
Coordinates and plans closely with all City departments and other government entities.
Represents the City at various state and local organizations and agencies.
Responsible for preparing various professional reports and correspondence.
Participates in the development, administration and adherence of the department’s budgets. Helps review purchasing for the department and authorizes all purchase orders. Ensures departmental purchasing is consistent with City purchasing policy.
Provides assistance with grant writing and obtaining grant funding. Provides cost estimates to determine funding needs.
Assists with supervisory responsibilities with direction from Director of Public Works Director, in accordance with the City’s policies and applicable laws.
Participates in City management staff meetings. Coordinates, directs and participates in departmental presentations to the City Council on items affecting the Public Works and Utilities departments, as needed and will increase.
Performs other duties as assigned.
The City of Brush is an EOE, if you require alternative methods of application or screening you can request this directly by contacting our HR Officer at 970-842-5001 or downloading an application for Reasonable Modification Request Form on our Brushcolo.com website
For full job description for Asst Public Works Director, please visit www.brushcolo.com or contact the City of Brush! at 600 Edison St., Brush (970)-842-5001. Questions should be directed to Human Resources.
Applications taken till filled - please submit a cover letter and complete application
Qualifications
Homegrown Happiness!
Brush! Colorado is a thriving community on the east side of a budding Morgan County. We have a great heritage, strong rural identity, good people; all of which is why we describe Brush! as Homegrown Happiness! Like most communities in the west, Brush! was established for economic reasons. It had access to water, rich soil and a good climate to farm in. The famous cattle drive, the Texas Montana Trail, passed right through Brush! where the cowboys would stock up on supplies. Soon after, the railroad line chose Brush! as a destination to construct through. Ever since, Brush! has been a prime location to live and do business. We have maintained much of our historic tradition, and continue primarily as an ag-based community. Our growth over the years has expanded in each direction, while we have nicely improved and maintained the rest of the town. In 2012 we completed a Governors Award winning downtown streetscape project which provided new attractive sidewalks, street lights, planters, pavers, as well as new water lines. Around town, we have six registered historical landmarks, downtown buildings whose structures date back to the early 1900's, and to keep our ties to our founding 'wild west' heritage, we continue to host the longest standing rodeo in Colorado. Brush! residents enjoy the rural pace and charm, complete with a forward-thinking City that has made tremendous accomplishments in partnership within in our community to establish Brush! as a great place to be. Amenities within the community are: 5 parks, a community swimming pool, an excellent 9-hole golf course, fishing, roller skating rink, wildlife areas, phenomenal recreation programs, and wonderful events to be a part of throughout the year. As we started off with, Brush! is Homegrown Happiness!
Offices: 600 Edison St, Brush, Colorado 80723, US
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Brush! Colorado is a thriving community on the east side of a budding Morgan County. We have a great heritage, strong rural identity, good people; all of which is why we describe Brush! as Homegrown Happiness! Like most communities in the west, Brush! was established for economic reasons. It had access to water, rich soil and a good climate to farm in. The famous cattle drive, the Texas Montana Trail, passed right through Brush! where the cowboys would stock up on supplies. Soon after, the railroad line chose Brush! as a destination to construct through. Ever since, Brush! has been a prime location to live and do business. We have maintained much of our historic tradition, and continue primarily as an ag-based community. Our growth over the years has expanded in each direction, while we have nicely improved and maintained the rest of the town. In 2012 we completed a Governors Award winning downtown streetscape project which provided new attractive sidewalks, street lights, planters, pavers, as well as new water lines. Around town, we have six registered historical landmarks, downtown buildings whose structures date back to the early 1900's, and to keep our ties to our founding 'wild west' heritage, we continue to host the longest standing rodeo in Colorado. Brush! residents enjoy the rural pace and charm, complete with a forward-thinking City that has made tremendous accomplishments in partnership within in our community to establish Brush! as a great place to be. Amenities within the community are: 5 parks, a community swimming pool, an excellent 9-hole golf course, fishing, roller skating rink, wildlife areas, phenomenal recreation programs, and wonderful events to be a part of throughout the year. As we started off with, Brush! is Homegrown Happiness!
Offices: 600 Edison St, Brush, Colorado 80723, US
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