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International City/County Management Association
City Manager
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What they do
A City or Town Manager manages operations and administration for a city or town. Oversees and directs all municipal departments. Implements policies that are voted upon by elected officials on a city or town council, and reports to the council on operations, finances or policy. Manages city or town budgets.
$175,149 / year median in New Mexico
+1% projected growth
Job Description
City Manager City of Aztec, NM The City of Aztec City Manager serves as the Chief Administrative Officer of the City with the authority to appoint/remove senior City Staff and other City employees as prescribed by the personnel policies approved by the City Commission. The City Manager is responsible for the administration of the business of the city and enforcement of the City Code and laws of the State of New Mexico. The City Manager will make recommendations to the City Commission concerning the business of the city and will recommend an annual budget to the City Commission. The City Manager will also prepare policy analyses, alternatives, and reports to keep the City Commission informed of the operations of the city. The City Manager must display a proactive commitment to equal opportunity and diversity and be an advocate for quality in the workplace and excellence in customer relations. The City Manager shall subscribe to the Code of Ethics of the International City/County Management Association. Typical knowledge, skills, and abilities: ❖ Possess knowledge of economic development and the ability to be proactive in pursuing development evaluating development proposals. ❖ Be innovative with revenue sources and budgeting processes and have knowledge of forecasting short-term and long-term revenues. ❖ Experience or knowledge in managing enterprise funds as the City operates and owns its water, wastewater, and electric facilities. ❖ Experience in working with capital outlay through state and federal government funding. ❖ Experience in managing major infrastructure projects such as road improvements, water and wastewater improvements, and other city utilities including electric facilities.