
City Clerk
Personnel Board of Jefferson County, Midfield, AL, United States
The City of Midfield is seeking a well-qualified, motivated Municipal Clerk responsible for maintaining and managing official records and documents for the city. Employees in this position act as treasurer for city (e.g., organizing finance activities, accounting, budget and revenue administration), prepare various reports (e.g., council meeting agendas, budget reports, public hearing minutes), administer employee benefits programs, oversee city planning activities (e.g., issuing license/permits, drafting ordinances), and serve as magistrates to oversee various court functions (e.g., issuing warrants, accepting bonds, maintaining court dockets). As supervisors of subordinate clerical personnel, Municipal Clerks assign and review work, administer performance appraisals, attend employee hearings, and provide work-related feedback.
Minimum Qualifications
The following are job-related qualifications that are required for employment consideration for this position:
Option A
Minimum of twelve (12) hours of completed coursework in finance, accounting, or a combination of both from an accredited program.
Experience supervising subordinate staff, including assigning tasks, reviewing work, training, and conducting performance appraisals.
Experience performing administrative level tasks to include involvement in policy and procedure development, maintaining departmental/organizational records, writing official reports and correspondence (letters/memos).
Experience utilizing parliamentary procedures (e.g., Robert's Rule of Order) and local government proceedings as needed to attend and oversee council meetings, zoning, and planning commission meetings, public hearings, etc.
Experience with conducting public meetings (e.g., public hearings, neighborhood association meetings, zoning and permitting, etc.) and the protocols associated with such meetings, such as taking meeting minutes, compiling and dispersing meeting agendas, and operating meeting equipment.
Experience using software packages such as Word, Excel, Outlook, or comparable software for the purpose of, but not limited to, correspondence, file management, record keeping, etc.
Option B
Experience performing bookkeeping functions (e.g., producing financial reports (profit and loss statements, tracking income and expenditures, balance sheet)).
Experience supervising subordinate staff, including assigning tasks, reviewing work, training, and conducting performance appraisals.
Experience performing administrative level tasks to include involvement in policy and procedure development, maintaining departmental/organizational records, writing official reports and correspondence (letters/memos).
Experience utilizing parliamentary procedures (e.g., Robert's Rule of Order) and local government proceedings as needed to attend and oversee council meetings, zoning, and planning commission meetings, public hearings, etc.
Experience with conducting public meetings (e.g., public hearings, neighborhood association meetings, zoning and permitting, etc.) and the protocols associated with such meetings, such as taking meeting minutes, compiling and dispersing meeting agendas, and operating meeting equipment.
Experience using software packages such as Word, Excel, Outlook, or comparable software for the purpose of but not limited to correspondence, file management, record keeping, etc.
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Minimum Qualifications
The following are job-related qualifications that are required for employment consideration for this position:
Option A
Minimum of twelve (12) hours of completed coursework in finance, accounting, or a combination of both from an accredited program.
Experience supervising subordinate staff, including assigning tasks, reviewing work, training, and conducting performance appraisals.
Experience performing administrative level tasks to include involvement in policy and procedure development, maintaining departmental/organizational records, writing official reports and correspondence (letters/memos).
Experience utilizing parliamentary procedures (e.g., Robert's Rule of Order) and local government proceedings as needed to attend and oversee council meetings, zoning, and planning commission meetings, public hearings, etc.
Experience with conducting public meetings (e.g., public hearings, neighborhood association meetings, zoning and permitting, etc.) and the protocols associated with such meetings, such as taking meeting minutes, compiling and dispersing meeting agendas, and operating meeting equipment.
Experience using software packages such as Word, Excel, Outlook, or comparable software for the purpose of, but not limited to, correspondence, file management, record keeping, etc.
Option B
Experience performing bookkeeping functions (e.g., producing financial reports (profit and loss statements, tracking income and expenditures, balance sheet)).
Experience supervising subordinate staff, including assigning tasks, reviewing work, training, and conducting performance appraisals.
Experience performing administrative level tasks to include involvement in policy and procedure development, maintaining departmental/organizational records, writing official reports and correspondence (letters/memos).
Experience utilizing parliamentary procedures (e.g., Robert's Rule of Order) and local government proceedings as needed to attend and oversee council meetings, zoning, and planning commission meetings, public hearings, etc.
Experience with conducting public meetings (e.g., public hearings, neighborhood association meetings, zoning and permitting, etc.) and the protocols associated with such meetings, such as taking meeting minutes, compiling and dispersing meeting agendas, and operating meeting equipment.
Experience using software packages such as Word, Excel, Outlook, or comparable software for the purpose of but not limited to correspondence, file management, record keeping, etc.
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