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City of Leduc

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Located at the crossroads of air, highway and rail transportation, Leduc is a growing, dynamic city.

Leduc, Alberta

Government Administration
201–500 people

About

Leduc is a vibrant city of more than 36,060 (2023 Municipal Census) citizens next door to the Edmonton International Airport along Highway 2 and 15 minutes south of Edmonton. Visit Leduc.ca for more information.

Open positions

Community Development Assistant

On-site · Prince George

The Community Development Assistant provides administrative, project, and event support to various portfolios including arts, culture, heritage, and volunteer services. Responsibilities include coordinating events, managing volunteer databases, assisting with grant processes, and providing support to municipal committees.

Safety Codes Officer

On-site · Prince George

The Safety Codes Officer monitors compliance with the Alberta Safety Codes Act through permit issuance, plan evaluations, and field inspections. They provide technical expertise and guidance to internal staff, contractors, and the public to ensure all construction projects meet safety and regulatory standards.

Applications Analyst

On-site · Prince George

Maintain, troubleshoot, configure, and improve the City’s enterprise applications and databases, including supporting users and coordinating with vendors. Assess software upgrades and integrations against business requirements, advise leaders on application lifecycles and customizations, and prioritize work to support organizational goals.

Lead, Events, Arts, Culture & Heritage Services

On-site · Prince George

The Lead will oversee the planning, coordination, and delivery of the City's events, arts, culture, and heritage services portfolio. This includes providing leadership to staff, managing budgets, and fostering strategic partnerships to support community development.

Planner I

On-site · Prince George

The Planner I evaluates and processes various development applications while ensuring compliance with municipal bylaws and statutory plans. They also conduct site inspections, provide guidance to stakeholders, and support policy development through research and public consultation.