Municipal Enforcement Clerk
Top Benefits
About the role
The Town of Stony Plain has a temporary, full-time position available for a Municipal Enforcement Clerk in the Community and Protective Services department. Reporting to the Community Peace Officer (CPO) Supervisor, this position provides administrative services to the CPO’s, including the coordination of all enforcement-related inquires by creating case reports, triaging, recording and dispatching files to officers on duty. This includes the compilation of legal documents, court briefs and attendance in court as bylaw prosecution when required. The position gathers statistics and provides key support in the preparation of enforcement reports, records management and office administration.
The ideal candidate will have post-secondary education in office administration, legal studies, or a related field, combined with a minimum of two (2) years of experience. Equivalent combination of education and/or experience may be considered. The incumbent will demonstrate a professional demeanor with excellent interpersonal and organizational skills, as well as the ability to handle various complaints and emergency situations with a high level of professionalism, tact, and diplomacy. General knowledge and understanding of municipal bylaws, court system, and legal documentation standards will aid in the success of the incumbent in this role.
Based on a 35-hour work week, the salary range for this position is $61,898 - $78,752 per annum, as well as the option to participate in the Town’s benefit package.
For complete details and to apply, please visit https://us.smrtr.io/3_Bq2.
This competition will remain open until a suitable applicant is recruited.
About Town of Stony Plain
The Town of Stony Plain is the local government authority responsible for planning and delivering municipal services in Stony Plain, a Canadian urban community of more than 17,993 people. Stony Plain is located 17 kms west of Edmonton, the capital city of the province of Alberta, on the traditional Indigenous lands of Treaty 6 peoples.
Municipal Enforcement Clerk
Top Benefits
About the role
The Town of Stony Plain has a temporary, full-time position available for a Municipal Enforcement Clerk in the Community and Protective Services department. Reporting to the Community Peace Officer (CPO) Supervisor, this position provides administrative services to the CPO’s, including the coordination of all enforcement-related inquires by creating case reports, triaging, recording and dispatching files to officers on duty. This includes the compilation of legal documents, court briefs and attendance in court as bylaw prosecution when required. The position gathers statistics and provides key support in the preparation of enforcement reports, records management and office administration.
The ideal candidate will have post-secondary education in office administration, legal studies, or a related field, combined with a minimum of two (2) years of experience. Equivalent combination of education and/or experience may be considered. The incumbent will demonstrate a professional demeanor with excellent interpersonal and organizational skills, as well as the ability to handle various complaints and emergency situations with a high level of professionalism, tact, and diplomacy. General knowledge and understanding of municipal bylaws, court system, and legal documentation standards will aid in the success of the incumbent in this role.
Based on a 35-hour work week, the salary range for this position is $61,898 - $78,752 per annum, as well as the option to participate in the Town’s benefit package.
For complete details and to apply, please visit https://us.smrtr.io/3_Bq2.
This competition will remain open until a suitable applicant is recruited.
About Town of Stony Plain
The Town of Stony Plain is the local government authority responsible for planning and delivering municipal services in Stony Plain, a Canadian urban community of more than 17,993 people. Stony Plain is located 17 kms west of Edmonton, the capital city of the province of Alberta, on the traditional Indigenous lands of Treaty 6 peoples.