Position: Gurley Town Administrator
Part-time: Approximately 20-25 hours per week
Salary Range: $18,000 -$24,000
This is a responsible professional position assisting the Gurley Mayor and Town Council in managing Town affairs in accordance with Municipal Ordinances and the laws of the State of Alabama. To perform this job successfully, an individual must have excellent administrative, interpersonal, and public relations skills.
The Town Administrator reports to the Mayor serves as the liaison between the Town Council, Appointed Commissions, Boards, and Town Departments regarding on-going activities and work to be accomplished. The Administrator acts in such capacity as the Mayor and Town Council may direct in municipal, state, federal, and varied concerns affecting the Town.
Examples of Work
The Administrator is charged with administering and enforcing the ordinances, policies and procedures put forth by the Mayor and Town Council.
The Town Administrator is responsible for the maintenance of sound positive public relations between the Town and its citizens; between the Town and other governmental agencies and between the various boards and commissions that make up the Town Government.
Reviews and/or approves applications for business licenses, building permits, and zoning variations to ensure compliance with applicable ordinances.
Identify non-compliances with town ordinances and work with the public to expeditiously resolve concerns in accordance with ordinances, policies and procedures.
Attends meetings of the Town Council and provides information pertinent to agenda items and business of the town.
Serves as the Town representative to the Gurley Planning Commission.
Serves as liaison between the Town and various municipal, county, state, private agencies and businesses, and the citizens of the Town.
The Town Administrator may occasionally be required to respond to widespread emergency situations impacting the town to assist in response coordination and problem resolution.
Works with the Gurley Police Chief and Water/Sewer department to further the interests of the Town.
Requirements of Work
The ideal candidate shall have knowledge of, or willingness to become
proficient in the following areas.
Ability to work independently, organize and use time effectively, and to be creative and analytical in resolving problems and identifying opportunities to enhance the goals of the Town.
This position requires flexibility in varied working hours including some morning, afternoon or evening hours depending on meeting schedules with general public or public officials.
Communicate effectively orally and in writing. Ability to listen to varied points of view and use conflict resolution, and public relations skills.
Possess a working knowledge of personal computers including word processing and basic spreadsheet software.
Knowledge of municipal management, municipal government, programs, community problems, and decision-making processes.
Desirable Experience and Training
Experience in a responsible position of a managerial nature, preferably in local government. A degree in public administration or related field or any equivalent combination of experience and training.
Knowledge of municipal financial management and accounting procedures, budgeting, application process for state and federal grant programs, and the public bid process.
Working knowledge of residential building codes, inspections, and code enforcement procedures.
Knowledge of purchasing principles and practices, including the bid process.
Candidates interested in applying should submit a resume to the
Gurley Town Hall at
235 Walker Street. Gurley AL 35748
or mail to: P O Box 128, Gurley Alabama, 35748.
Applicants are required to include a resume and optional cover letter
with the application.
THE TOWN OF GURLEY, ALABAMA IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
Part-time: Approximately 20-25 hours per week
Salary Range: $18,000 -$24,000
This is a responsible professional position assisting the Gurley Mayor and Town Council in managing Town affairs in accordance with Municipal Ordinances and the laws of the State of Alabama. To perform this job successfully, an individual must have excellent administrative, interpersonal, and public relations skills.
The Town Administrator reports to the Mayor serves as the liaison between the Town Council, Appointed Commissions, Boards, and Town Departments regarding on-going activities and work to be accomplished. The Administrator acts in such capacity as the Mayor and Town Council may direct in municipal, state, federal, and varied concerns affecting the Town.
Examples of Work
The Administrator is charged with administering and enforcing the ordinances, policies and procedures put forth by the Mayor and Town Council.
The Town Administrator is responsible for the maintenance of sound positive public relations between the Town and its citizens; between the Town and other governmental agencies and between the various boards and commissions that make up the Town Government.
Reviews and/or approves applications for business licenses, building permits, and zoning variations to ensure compliance with applicable ordinances.
Identify non-compliances with town ordinances and work with the public to expeditiously resolve concerns in accordance with ordinances, policies and procedures.
Attends meetings of the Town Council and provides information pertinent to agenda items and business of the town.
Serves as the Town representative to the Gurley Planning Commission.
Serves as liaison between the Town and various municipal, county, state, private agencies and businesses, and the citizens of the Town.
The Town Administrator may occasionally be required to respond to widespread emergency situations impacting the town to assist in response coordination and problem resolution.
Works with the Gurley Police Chief and Water/Sewer department to further the interests of the Town.
Requirements of Work
The ideal candidate shall have knowledge of, or willingness to become
proficient in the following areas.
Ability to work independently, organize and use time effectively, and to be creative and analytical in resolving problems and identifying opportunities to enhance the goals of the Town.
This position requires flexibility in varied working hours including some morning, afternoon or evening hours depending on meeting schedules with general public or public officials.
Communicate effectively orally and in writing. Ability to listen to varied points of view and use conflict resolution, and public relations skills.
Possess a working knowledge of personal computers including word processing and basic spreadsheet software.
Knowledge of municipal management, municipal government, programs, community problems, and decision-making processes.
Desirable Experience and Training
Experience in a responsible position of a managerial nature, preferably in local government. A degree in public administration or related field or any equivalent combination of experience and training.
Knowledge of municipal financial management and accounting procedures, budgeting, application process for state and federal grant programs, and the public bid process.
Working knowledge of residential building codes, inspections, and code enforcement procedures.
Knowledge of purchasing principles and practices, including the bid process.
Candidates interested in applying should submit a resume to the
Gurley Town Hall at
235 Walker Street. Gurley AL 35748
or mail to: P O Box 128, Gurley Alabama, 35748.
Applicants are required to include a resume and optional cover letter
with the application.
THE TOWN OF GURLEY, ALABAMA IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER