The fundamental reason this classification
exists is to assist in the planning, development and organization of
neighborhood associations in community self-help activities. The Neighborhood
Services Director plans, coordinates, facilitates and attends meetings and
special events such as neighborhood association meetings, community interest
meetings and neighborhood days to address issues such as rules, regulations and
community programs. Collects and analyzes material using the internet, manuals
in support of grants and reports. Identifies, develops and implements programs
in order to address specific community and neighborhood needs. Assists in
obtaining, reviewing and managing contracts, grants and budgets in order to
monitor funds for various projects. Establishes and facilitates the development
of relationships between community or neighborhood leaders, residents,
politicians and outside agencies. The major responsibilities for this classification
include administering and monitoring grant projects/contracts, networking,
developing events and programs, developing and providing resources for
volunteer groups, and performing related plan implementation and administrative
tasks. This classification reports to the Director of Economic Development.
Bachelor’s Degree in Business or
Public Administration, Marketing or related field and three (3) or more years
of experience working with a nonprofit or as a community liaison to ensure that
the mission is fulfilled through programs and services, strategic planning and
community outreach.
NOTE: Qualifying education, training and experience
that provide the requisite knowledge, skills and abilities to perform the job
will be considered.
Must work nights, weekends and holidays as required. Must have and maintain a valid driver’s license and insurable driving record as needed to travel to various locations to conduct neighborhood meetings and training. Physical ability to lift equipment and supplies up to 25 pounds as needed to prepare and conduct meetings and training.