Transportation Planner
Expiration Date:6/6/08
Location: Long Beach, CA
EXAMPLES OF DUTIES: Under direction, assists in traffic analyses and preparation of traffic studies for City of Long Beach facilities, transportation projects and environmental documents (EIR/EIS); manages and assists in the review of consultant traffic studies; assists in the review/analysis of regional transportation studies/issues pertaining to outside agencies such as SCAG, Los Angeles Metro, Caltrans and USDOT; conducts or assists in the review/analysis of traffic issues; conducts or assists in the analysis of regulatory (e.g., Congestion Management Program) and legislative issues; assists engineering staff in development and conceptual design of roadway and rail facilities; collects, develops and analyzes various types of data for use in City transportation studies; evaluates and develops strategies on funding issues; may represent the City at outside agency meetings; and performs other related duties as required.
REQUIREMENTS TO FILE: Graduation from a four-year college or university with a Bachelor’s Degree (proof required)* in Transportation Engineering, Urban Planning or closely related field with an emphasis in transportation planning AND two or more years journey-level experience in transportation planning, transportation engineering or traffic engineering. A Master’s Degree in Transportation Engineering, Urban Planning or closely related field may be substituted for one year of the required experience (proof required)*. Proof of a valid motor vehicle operator’s license, including a current DMV driving record, is required at time of appointment and must be presented to the hiring department at the time of selection interview. *Applications will not be processed until all required proofs are received. Any required proofs, such as certificates, diplomas, licenses, or transcripts must be received in the Civil Service Department by June 11, 2008.
Apply on-line at www.longbeach.gov/civilservice or call 562-570-6202 to obtain an application. Resumes may not be submitted in lieu of the required City application.
Web Site Where Found:www.longbeach.gov/civilservice Director of Community Planning
Expiration Date:5/6/08
Location: Baton Rouge, LA
LOUISIANA RECOVERY AUTHORITY
The Louisiana Recovery Authority (LRA, www.lra.louisiana.gov), located in Baton Rouge, LA, seeks a full time Director of Community Planning to lead the agency’s work on community recovery planning issues across Louisiana. As the state agency responsible for oversight of recovery programs in the aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, the LRA coordinates with federal, state and local governmental partners as well as non-profits and foundations engaged in recovery efforts. The Director of Community Planning will be responsible for the following:
• Serve as the state’s liaison to parish and municipal governments on community recovery planning issues and programs
• Serve as the Interim Executive Director for the Office of State Planning and oversee the strategic planning, staffing plan, and operating budget for the transition of the office into a permanent cabinet-level office.
• Oversee the continued approval process, outreach, and monitoring of the Long Term Community Recovery Program
• Oversee community redevelopment policy for state-acquired residential properties though the Louisiana Land Trust (LLT)
• Oversee the implementation of the Parish Planning Capacity Building Program
• Coordinate with Louisiana Speaks to ensure implementation of key recommendations and top priorities, and coordinate with the Center for Planning Excellence (CPEX) on statewide planning projects
• Share the status of long term community planning initiatives with the LRA Board and the public
Preferred qualifications: Master’s Degree in Planning and seven to ten years of progressively responsible professional planning experience, or an equivalent combination of education, training and experience. Knowledge of principles and practices of land use planning required. Knowledge of strategic planning principles preferred. AICP certification is preferred but not required. Annual salary commensurate with experience. Applications must be received by COB on May 6, 2008. Applicants must have strong critical thinking skills and an entrepreneurial approach to problem solving. The Louisiana Recovery Authority employs highly motivated individuals who share a deep commitment to ensure that Louisiana rebuilds safer, stronger and smarter. Louisiana Recovery Authority
ATTN: Krystle Beauchamp150 N. Third Street, Suite 200Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70801225-342-1882 faxkrystle.beauchamp@la.gov
Web Site Where Found:http://lra.louisiana.gov ">http://lra.louisiana.gov Planner II
Expiration Date:Until Filled
Location: St. Louis County, MN
Duluth, Minnesota
St. Louis County,
Salary Range: $3362 to $3904/month (DOQ)
Deadline: Open until filled
Position Description
St. Louis County, situated between Lake Superior and the Boundary Waters Canoe Area, is seeking creative minds to fill a Planner II position. The successful applicant will work with St. Louis County’s rural communities and urban centers focusing on comprehensive, master, and community planning, and assist the county in enterprise planning across all departments.
Minimum Qualifications
Graduation from an accredited college with a major in Planning, Public Administration, Business Administration, Urban or Regional Studies, or closely related field; AND four years of verifiable paid experience in professional planning work. A masters degree in an appropriate field can be substituted for two years of paid experience.
To Apply
Please visit St. Louis County Employee Relations for complete position and application information: www.stlouiscounty.org/jobs.
Web Site Where Found:www.stlouiscounty.org/jobs
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