CITY OF POWAY
CALIFORNIA
invites applications for
CITY CLERK
EXAM #13-05
OPEN UNTIL FILLED
First Review of Applications: March 25, 2013
This posi
on is at‐will and exempt under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA).
Under general direc
on of the City Manager*, the City Clerk plans, organizes,
oversees, coordinates and reviews the work of sta
ff performing the funcons and
ac
vies of the City Clerk Division, including administraon, elecon
management, legisla
ve funcons, and archiving of public records, public
informa
on, and filing officer services; coordinates assigned acvies with other
City departments, o
fficials, outside agencies, and the public; administers current
and long
‐term planning acvies; manages the effecve use of the Division’s
resources to improve organiza
onal producvity and customer service; fosters
coopera
ve working relaonships among City departments and with State and
local intergovernmental and regulatory agencies and various public and private
groups; provides responsible and complex administra
ve support to the City
Manager in areas of exper
se; and performs related work as required.
Other key responsibili
es include:
Parcipates in the development and implementaon of goals, objecves,
policies, and priori
es for the City Clerk Division; recommends within City policy,
appropriate service and sta
ffing levels; recommends and administers policies and
procedures.
Parcipates in the development, administraon, and oversight of the Division budget.
Parcipates in the selecon, training, movaon, and evaluaon of assigned personnel; works with employees on
performance issues in coordina
on with Human Resources; implements discipline in consultaon with the Assistant City
Manager; responds to sta
ff quesons and concerns.
T
HE COMMUNITY
Poway is strategically located in the geographic center of San Diego
County in the coastal foothills, just three miles east of Interstate 15,
five
miles south of the City of Escondido, and 20 miles north of downtown San
Diego.
Poway, with a popula
on of nearly 50,000, is a family‐oriented
community which has the second highest median household income in
San Diego County and one of the lowest overall crime rates. Poway has
dis
nguished itself as the “City in the Country” and is characterized by
mature landscaping, rolling foothills, 82 miles of hiking, riding, and jogging
trails, over 4,700 acres of dedicated open space, and many recrea
onal
facili
es, including the Lake Poway Recreaon area and Old Poway Park.
Poway has one of the largest business parks in the County. The Poway
Uni
fied School District has gained statewide and naonal recognion for
excellence in curriculum and teaching methods.
T
HE ORGANIZATION
Poway incorporated in December 1980 as a general law city and operates under the Council
‐Manager form of government.
The City Council is comprised of
five members elected at large to serve four overlapping terms. Annually, the City Council
chooses one of its members to serve as the Deputy Mayor, while the Mayor is directly elected.
The City presently has 205 full
‐me employees and has a total operang budget of $71.9 million for Fiscal Year 2012‐2013.
Poway’s City Manager is appointed by the City Council and is responsible for the overall planning, organiza
on and direcon of
municipal ac
vies, as well as advising the City Council on legislave, policy and fiscal maers of the City. The City Manager
also oversees the Assistant City Manager, Administra
ve Services, Community Services, Legislave Services, Public Works and
Safety Services. The City Clerk Division, a part of the Legisla
ve Services Department, is comprised of three full‐me
employees and has an opera
ng budget of $433,920 for Fiscal Year 2012‐2013.
T
HE POSITION
* The Poway Municipal Code is being amended to re
flect this reporng relaonship.
T
HE POSITION (CONTINUED)
M
INIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
The City Clerk posi
on requires at least six (6) years of increasingly responsible experience in complex administrave office
work in a City Clerk's/Legisla
ve Services Office, including three (3) years of supervisory, management or administrave
experience AND a Bachelor's Degree or equivalent educa
on from an accredited educaonal instuon with major coursework
in public administra
on, business administraon, or a related field. Licenses and Cerficaons ‐ Valid California class C driver’s
license with sa
sfactory driving record and Cerficaon as Notary Public is required. Possession of a Cerfied Municipal Clerk
cer
ficate issued by the Internaonal Instute of Municipal Clerks is desirable.
Develops and standardizes procedures and methods to improve
and con
nuously monitor the efficiency and effecveness of
assigned programs, service delivery methods, and procedures;
assesses and monitors workload, administra
ve and support
systems, and internal repor
ng relaonships; idenfies
opportuni
es for improvement and makes recommendaons to
the City Manager.
Directs and coordinates the work plan for the City Clerk's Division;
meets with sta
ff to idenfy and resolve problems; assigns work
ac
vies, projects and programs; monitors work flow; reviews and
evaluates work product, methods, and procedures.
Provides highly complex staff assistance to the City Manager, City
Council, Successor Agency Oversight Board, Poway Housing
Authority, and the Poway Public Financing Authority; develops,
prepares and presents sta
ff reports and other necessary correspondence.
Aends City Council, Poway Housing Authority, Successor Agency Oversight Board, Poway Public Financing Authority, and
Poway Today, Inc. mee
ngs and oversees the recording of all official proceedings; oversees and prepares minutes and
other documents; directs the publica
on, filing, indexing and safekeeping of all proceedings of the City Council.
Performs all statutory dues as established by State law and ordinances of the City of Poway.
Plans and conducts municipal elecons and special elecons; ensures conformance with the California Elecons Code and
government codes; coordinates ballot measures, ini
ave peons, arguments, rebuals, and imparal analyses; advises
candidates of Poli
cal Reform Act filing requirements; serves as filing officer for the Fair Polical Pracces Commission for
campaign disclosure
filings; maintains elecon documents for public inspecon; orders and maintains elecon supplies;
administers and
files oaths of office.
Maintains the City's Municipal Code; determines placement and assigns new arcle/secon numbers to new revisions/
addi
ons to the Municipal Code; assists departments in format of resoluons and ordinances; aests, publishes, indexes,
and
files ordinances and resoluons.
Maintains custody of official records and archives of the City including ordinances, resoluons, contracts, agreements,
deeds, and minutes; cer
fies copies as required; executes official City documents; maintains custody of City Seal.
Acts as Filing Officer for Polical Reform Act Conflict of Interest filings for Members of the City Council, City Manager, City
A
orney, consultants, Board and Commission members, and designated City employees.
Administers a variety of funcons in the City Clerk's Office including registraon of voters and distribuon of amendments
to Municipal Code.
Provides official noficaon to the public regarding public hearings including legal adversing of noces.
Researches and prepares data for City Council, staff members, other governmental agencies, cizens, and news media;
answers ques
ons and gives out informaon on the telephone, by correspondence, and in person.
Directs and coordinates the design, update, implementaon, and management of the City‐wide Uniform Funconal Filing
System and Op
cal Imaging Programs.
Assumes responsibility for the City‐wide training, scheduling, preparaon, organizaon, prinng, posng, and distribuon
of the Agenda and Agenda Packet materials for the City Council and other mee
ngs.
Aends and parcipates in professional group meengs; stays abreast of new trends and innovaons in the field of
municipal government; researches emerging products and enhancements and their applicability to City needs.
Monitors changes in laws, regulaons, and technology that may affect City or division operaons; conducts a variety of
organiza
onal studies, invesgaons, and operaonal studies; recommends modificaons to assigned programs, policies,
and procedures, as appropriate; implements policy and procedural changes a
er approval.
Receives, invesgates, and responds to difficult and sensive problems in a professional manner; idenfies and reports
fi
ndings and takes necessary correcve acon.
S
ELECTION PROCESS
To be considered for this posi
on, candidates must apply to:
h
p://agency.governmentjobs.com/poway
The posi
on is open unl filled with first review of applicaons to occur on March 25, 2013. It is important that your
applica
on materials show all of the relevant educaon and experience you possess. A resume may be aached, but will not
be accepted in lieu of a fully completed employment applica
on including supplemental quesonnaire. Applicaons will not
be considered if incomplete.
Applicants will be evaluated on the basis of educa
on, cerficaons, and experience. The most qualified candidates will be
invited to par
cipate in an examinaon process and applicants will be nofied of the status of the recruitment following the
selec
on of the City Clerk. Appointment is subject to the successful compleon of a criminal background check and post‐offer,
pre
‐employment physical examinaon that includes a drug screening. The successful candidate will be required to submit
veri
ficaon of the legal right to work in the United States. Human Resources will make reasonable efforts in the examinaon
process to accommodate persons with disabili
es who make a request.
For more informa
on, please contact Human Resources at (858) 668‐4440 or via e‐mail at humanresources@poway.org.
C
ITY OF POWAY
PO Box 789
Poway, CA 92074
‐0789
An Equal Opportunity Employer. Women, minori
es and persons with disabilies are encouraged to apply.
S
ALARY & BENEFITS
The salary range for the City Clerk posi
on is $91,728 ‐ $111,504 per year. The City offers an aracve benefits package which
includes:
Rerement: Classic CalPERS members ‐ 2% at 60 formula with the employee contribung 7% of regular salary. New
CalPERS members
‐ 2% at 62 formula with the employee contribung 7% of regular salary. Effecve July 1, 2013 new
CalPERS members will contribute 50% of the total normal cost; total normal cost is currently 6.25% of regular salary. The
City par
cipates in Medicare but does not parcipate in Social Security.
Health Benefits: The City provides employer‐paid group medical and dental insurance for the employee; the City
contributes 50% of the cost for dependent coverage. Family vision insurance is provided at no cost to the employee. An
IRS Sec
on 125 plan (Flexible Spending Account) for reimbursement of medical and dependent care expenses is also
available.
Leave Benefits: The City provides 120 hours of vacaon per year. This accrual increases aer five, ten and fieen years of
service. Sick leave accrues at 96 hours per year. Addi
onally, the City provides 10 paid holidays and two floang Benefit
Days.
Execuve Leave: The City Clerk receives 32 hours of execuve leave per year.
Life Insurance: The City provides group term life insurance equal to 1 1/2 mes annual salary to a maximum of $350,000.
Supplemental life insurance for employees and dependents is available by payroll deduc
on and at reasonable group
rates.
Long‐Term Disability: The City provides long‐term disability insurance equal to 66 2/3% of your income (up to $9,500)
a
er a 30‐day waing period if totally disabled due to illness or injury.
Auto Allowance: The City Clerk receives an auto allowance of $1,920 per year.
Deferred Compensaon: The City contributes $106.23 per pay period to 401(a) deferred compensaon plan with vesng
on a graduated schedule. A voluntary 457 plan is available through ICMA
‐RC with no matching City contribuon.
C
ITY CLERK
Exam #13-05
Supplemental Questionnaire
1. Do you have at least six (6) years of increasingly responsible experience in complex
administrative office work in a City Clerk's/Legislative Services Office?
2. Do you have at least three (3) years of supervisory, management or administrative experience?
3. Do you have a Bachelor's Degree or equivalent education from an accredited educational
institution with major coursework in public administration, business administration, or a
related field?
4. Do you have a valid California class C driver’s license (or equivalent from another state) with
satisfactory driving record?
5. Do you have a Certified Municipal Clerk certificate issued by the International Institute of
Municipal Clerks?
6. Please describe your experience using, evaluating, and implementing technology and/or
software applications.
7. Briefly tell us about your experience managing staff or volunteers and providing performance
feedback/reviews.
8. Provide an example of how your leadership has made operations more efficient or effective
and why it was successful.
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