The fundamental reason this classification exists is to perform administrative and supervisory work over community centers in the Parks and Recreation Department.
The essential functions are: plans, organizes, and monitors community center activities; supervises two or more employees; prepares and maintains records and reports; coordinates the transportation of program and special events participants; manages ceramic programs; administers operational budget for arts and crafts; maintains professional self-development; and serves as a liaison between the Parks and Recreation Department and the general public. The employee reports directly to the Recreation Division Superintendent.