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Putnam County Board of County Commissioners
Inmate Crew Supervisor (Animal Control)
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What they do
An Animal Control Officer works for a police department or public safety agency and responds to calls for help with abandoned or mistreated animals. Assists with capturing wild animals found in city neighborhoods or populated areas.
$47,170 / year median in Florida
+8% projected growth
Job Description
This is a full-time, hourly position that reports to the Animal Control Manager or designee. The position provides leadership and works with crews to ensure proper care of animals in our facility. This position is responsible work supervising and coordinating the activities of inmate work crews, engaged in work caring for dogs, cats and any other animal housed at the Animal Control shelter. Will be required to obtain and maintain inmate supervisor certification through State of Florida Department of Corrections. Work is performed under the direction of a higher level supervisor and is reviewed through conferences, reports, and observation of results obtained. Receives animals delivered by Animal Control Officers or members of the public. Hoses out and cleans kennel runs and drains with bleach and other solvents as needed. Scrubs kennel run walls, fencing, floors, as needed. Cleans cat cages, provides litter and food, and cleans underneath trays as needed. Cleans, sweeps, disinfects, and performs related cleaning duties as needed or instructed. Washes all related feeding bowls, crates, beds, and equipment. Washes blankets, sheets, and other items, as needed. Completes paperwork. Feeds animals. Performs deep cleaning to shelter, including removal of cob webs, and other debris. Cleans walkways when needed. Cleans the shelter and offices as instructed. Performs customer service for visitors dropping off or picking up animals. Ability to respond to unusual circumstances as it relates to shelter operations. Mow, week, fertilize and police County parks, athletic fields and grounds. Assists in the development of work schedules. May be required to assist with emergency support functions (ESF) in the EOC as assigned during emergencies or other emergency duties. Works weekends and holidays as required. (These essential job functions are not to be construed as a complete statement of all duties performed. Employees will be required to perform other job related marginal duties as required.)