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NEOGOV · 1 month ago

General Services Director (Planning and Zoning)

NEOGOV is a company that provides innovative solutions for public sector organizations. The General Services Director will assist the Building Official and City Planning Consultant in managing the General Services Department, overseeing administrative functions, and coordinating various committees related to planning and zoning.

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Responsibilities

Works independently, generally setting own daily work plan and choosing between appropriate courses of action to achieve defined objectives
Refers unusual technical questions to appropriate supervisor (City Administrator, Building Official, Planning Consultant)
Performs a variety of duties that require initiative, discretion, and independent judgement
Relieves the operational, administrative details, and public contact, screening controversial topics relative to General Services for the Building Official, City Planning Consultant, and/or City Administrator
Assists in the performance of detailed administrative work; ensures staff properly maintains appointment schedule for the Building Official
Receives inquiries and complaints from the public, resolves issues if possible or refers it to the appropriate department
Maintains files of records, correspondence and reports including confidential material
Performs research and compiles reports related to responsibilities for the General Services Department
Serves as the Supervisor for the Administrative Secretary and General Services Coordinator within the department, oversees and maintains their work schedules
Prepares and submits time sheets, leave records, and payroll related materials; preliminarily approves leave and performance evaluations for General Services staff, submitting to Administrator for final approval
Coordinates all bid openings, including Requests for Qualifications and Requests for Proposals with appropriate Department Head(s); including but not limited to scheduling the use of the Council Chambers for pre-bid meetings, bid openings; coordinating and providing advertising to City Clerk’s Office; notifying vendors of proposed bid opportunities; providing documents/materials to be posted on the website to Finance; attending any mandatory pre-bid/construction meetings and openings documenting attendance and assisting with review of bid materials; provides notice of bid information to Departments for appropriate public notices; maintains bid and contract award files; provides notices to Department Head of expiration of contracts
Tracks, processes, and prepares budgetary reports for City Administrator review and approval; including the proposed budget for the Fiscal Year, capital improvement projects related to General Services as well as maintenance/repairs/remodels within the City Hall facilities
Ensures staff completes records management inventory for General Services Department files and minute packets, transferring records to the City Clerk’s Office for retention
Research and completes zoning and land use for all Business Tax Receipt applications and State alcohol sales applications
Performs other duties and special projects as assigned
Processes petitions and applications for items to be scheduled before the TRC; coordinating the monthly advertising and notices with appropriate departments for publishing and website
Schedules monthly meeting, prepares and distributes agendas and supporting documentation for committee members, petitioners, applicants, and the press
Attends meetings, takes minutes of record, prepares official minutes, and submits for approval
Keeps abreast of ordinances, resolutions, policies, and procedures, conducts research, and submits requests for amendments to the Code of Ordinances relating to the duties and scope of authority for this Committee
Processes petitions and applications for items to be scheduled before the Board; coordinating the monthly advertising and notices with appropriate departments for publishing and website
Schedules monthly meeting, prepares and distributes agendas and supporting documentation for committee members, petitioners, applicants, and the press
Attends meetings, takes minutes of record, prepares official minutes, and submits for approval
Keeps abreast of ordinances, resolutions, policies, and procedures, conducts research, and submits requests for amendments to the Code of Ordinances and Comprehensive Plan relating to the duties and scope of authority for these Boards

Qualification

Municipal PlanningRecords ManagementOffice ManagementMicrosoft ProductsGIS ProficiencyStormwater RegulationsBasic Report PreparationParliamentarian ProceduresTouch TypingPublic Speaking

Required

High school graduate or equivalent required
Must be at least 18 years of age
United States Citizen or a resident alien of the State of Florida
Valid Florida Driver's License, three-year clean driving record and maintained after employment
Must have, and maintain after employment, an active account with a financial institution for required participation in payroll direct deposit
Pass pre-employment substance screening and complete physical upon being offered employment
Pass an FDLE criminal background check and reference check
Technology proficient
Knowledge of principles and practices of personnel practices, records management, and organizational structure of municipal government
Knowledge of pertinent Federal, State, and local laws, Codes, and regulations including administrative and departmental policies and procedures
Knowledge of principles, practices, and methods of office management procedures and equipment, including record keeping and filing to include both hard and electronic copies, information technology, etc
Knowledge of principles of business letter writing and basic report preparations
Knowledge of operating a personal computer and laptop, with proficiency in Microsoft products and Acrobat
Knowledge of operating multi-line telephone systems, cell phones, and various other office equipment
Knowledge of basic parliamentarian procedures for conducting meetings, such as Roberts Rules of Order
Knowledge of how to read maps, surveys, and real property legal descriptions
Knowledge of understanding and/or having some proficiency in GIS platforms
Knowledge of basic understanding of stormwater regulations
Ability to touch type accurately and efficiently
Ability to spell and use correct grammar
Ability to speak standard English orally in person and over the telephone, and in writing with the public, and other employees in stressful and normal situations
Ability to multi-task in stressful and normal situations
Ability to hear and distinguish the spoken word at ordinary auditory thresholds
Ability to control personal emotions and reactions
Ability to apply good judgement to diplomatically deal with co-workers, supervisors, and the public, some of whom may be irate and unreasonable
Ability to perform job responsibilities in a timely manner in order to meet scheduled deadlines
Ability to physically and mentally work independently
Ability to coordinate, delegate, and negotiate
Ability to understand the organization and operation of the City and of outside agencies as necessary to assume assigned responsibilities
Ability to display total discretion when dealing with subjects of confidential nature, always maintaining the City's best interest
Ability to attend educational conferences, seminars, and workshops
Ability to represent the City at public special events and projects such as career fairs, etc. which may require outside office hours

Preferred

Bachelor's degree in Planning, Business Administration, Contracts Management, or related field

Benefits

Health Insurance, City currently pays coverage for employee and contributes toward family/spouse premiums.
Group Life and Disability Insurance, City pays coverage for employee. Additional policies can be added at group rates by the employee.
Additional variety of insurances may be obtained at group rates by the employee through payroll deduction, examples: legal, cancer, long term illness, dental, and vision.
Job Connected Injury Benefits.
Paid Leave Benefits*, accruing 96.0 hours annual leave and 96.0 hours sick leave per year, plus other types.
12 Paid Holidays.
Available Credit Union membership.
Defined Member Benefit Pension Plan, contributions by the City and employee.
457 Deferred Plan, employee contribution.
Direct Deposit Bi-weekly Payroll, mandatory participation required.

Company

NEOGOV is the leading provider of workforce management software uniquely designed for the public sector, education, and public safety.

Funding

Current Stage
Late Stage
Total Funding
$700M
Key Investors
Warburg Pincus
2025-07-28Secondary Market· $700M
2025-07-28Acquired
2021-06-02Private Equity

Leadership Team

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Shane Evangelist
CEO
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Brandon McDonald
Head Of Marketing
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