The fundamental reason that this
classification exists is to plan, develop and organize neighborhood
associations in community self-help activities.
The Specialist works to promote citizen involvement in neighborhood
issues and serves as a liaison between the City, nonprofit agencies, private
companies, and citizen and neighborhood groups.
The major responsibilities for this classification include administering
and monitoring grant projects/contracts, networking, developing events and
programs, developing and providing resources for neighborhoods, and performing related
plan implementation and administrative tasks.
The classification reports to the Director of Community Development or
the Director of Neighborhood Services.
Bachelor’s degree in planning,
public administration, or a related field and two years of experience in
planning, developing, and organizing community and/or neighborhood based
organizations.
NOTE: Qualifying education, training and experience that provide the
requisite knowledge, skills and abilities to perform the job will be
considered.