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The City of Wayne

Ordinance Officer

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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.

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Job Description

Ordinance Officer Full Time with benefits, 37.5 hours/week
Position Title:
Ordinance Officer Full Time Immediate Supervisor:
Building Official Classification Starting 29A. Pay rate $25.117- After 3 Years 29 E $29.588 JOB SUMMARY Enforces City Ordinance and represents the City in Court regarding unresolved violations.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES 1.
Essential Activities:
a) Knowledge of codes, ordinances, requirements, and standards. b) Enforcement of noxious weeds, anti-blight, and signs in public rights-of-way. c) Receives complaints and assists citizens regarding violations of City ordinances for anti-blight, noxious weeds, signs in public rights-of-way, investigating and determining the proper course of action to correct problems, and issuing violation notices. d) Maintains records and submits enforcement reports. e) Prepares weed list and snow removal list. f) Oversees the weed and snow removal contractors on scheduled cutting days. g) Collects and stores photographs of properties where weeds have been cut and snow removed. h) Travels throughout the community and removes all signs in rights-of-way. i) Works with the City Attorney's office and the Court to pursue unresolved issues. 2.
Job Qualifications:
a) High School diploma or equivalent. b) Good public relations and ability to maintain good communication skills both orally and written. c) Ability to understand criminal and civil law, court procedures, municipal ordinances, codes, and specifications. d) Valid Michigan driver's license. 3.
Required Education and Experience:
a) Must have experience in maintaining standard records and thorough documentation. b) A minimum of one year's experience relating to the review and enforcement of codes and ordinances or equivalent is desirable. c) Experience with computers and BS&A software 4. Physical Activities a) This position requires a person to remain in a stationary position and often standing or sitting for prolonged periods of time. b) It necessitates moving from one work site to another to accomplish tasks. c) The position requires communicating with others to exchange information. d) Operating motor vehicles is required. e) It requires assessing the accuracy, neatness, and thoroughness of the work assigned. f) The physical demands are primarily sedentary work that involves sitting or standing. 5. Working Conditions/Environmental While generally this position doesn't experience adverse working conditions, there will be occasions that require working in both low and high temperatures. The position will also experience noisy conditions as well as exposure to outdoor elements such as precipitation and wind. A completed City of Wayne application is required and can be found here: https://mi-wayne.civicplus.com/DocumentCenter/View/222/Application-for-Employment-PDF Applications can also be picked up inside the City of Wayne main doors. Resumes without a completed application will not be accepted. Special Requirements While generally this position doesn't experience adverse working conditions, there will be occasions that require working in both low and high temperatures. The position will also experience noisy conditions as well as exposure to outdoor elements such as precipitation and wind. Miscellaneous Information The City of Wayne is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate based on race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age or disability in employment or the provision of services.