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Monroe County Government
Planner II
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What they do
A Director of Urban / Transportation Planning directs and oversees planning and develops projects that maintain or improve the quality of life in a city or region. Addresses specific transportation, economic development, housing and environmental issues. Directs planning to address aesthetic and technical concerns, community goals and the future impact of development.
$122,123 / year median in Indiana
Job Description
Planner II Monroe County Planning Department Bloomington, Indiana Job Description We're looking for a creative, educated and dedicated planner to join our team.
JOB DUTIES INCLUDE
Significant responsibilities in comprehensive planning projects (long-range planning) Reviewing development proposals (current planning) Leading projects and initiatives, including:- Bike and pedestrian planning
- Historic preservation
- Environmental conservation
SKILLS WE'RE LOOKING FOR
Excellent communication skills, both oral and written Creative thinking, positive attitude Strong commitment to public service and community improvement Team orientation and personal accountabilityQUALIFICATIONS
Required:
Master's degree in planning or a closely related field- Demonstrable experience in ESRI-based products, including ArcGIS Pro, ArGIS online, and other GIS-related applications relating to planning and ability to maintain department GISdata and provide related training.
- Alternative transportation and/or historic preservation training and experience desired.
- Thorough knowledge of fundamental planning issues and concepts, including basic planning theory, urban design, subdivision, environmental issues, growth management, economic development, housing, and transportation.