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NEOGOV · 11 hours ago

Community Green Stormwater Program Manager (Water Quality Program Manager I/II)

Pierce County – Puyallup, WA

Full-time

Onsite

Mid Level

$57K/yr - $68K/yr

3+ years exp

Pierce Conservation District is seeking a highly motivated program and project manager to design water quality landscape projects and manage the Community Ambassador Program. The role involves coordinating residential green stormwater landscape projects, building relationships with community members, and overseeing project installation and outreach efforts.

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Responsibilities

Build and maintain strong, positive relationships with residents and project partners

Conduct site assessments, including measurements, drainage, sun exposure, access, and utilities

Design green stormwater landscape plans and prepare plant recommendations for approval

Hire, coordinate, and oversee contractors or crews for project installation as needed

Prepare and manage budgets, schedules, and deliverables for individual and multiple projects

Lead installation and establishment of green stormwater projects on public properties

Develop resources and tip sheets to help residents successfully install and maintain their own projects

Perform other duties as assigned to support the success of the program

Build and maintain strong relationships with community members, organizations, and partners

Coordinate and attend community events to promote green stormwater solutions and recruit ambassadors

Assist community-based organizations in organizing and facilitating culturally relevant trainings, ensuring accessibility and language support

Support community-based organizations in recruiting, mentoring, and supporting ambassadors to grow their leadership and program involvement

Collaborate with the City of Tacoma’s Community Ambassador Program during the initial phase, transitioning to a stand-alone program

Empower ambassadors to lead workshops within their own networks to expand program reach

Track, evaluate, and report on program outcomes, including progress toward annual project goals

Manage resources, budgets, and outreach strategies while adapting the program based on community feedback

Qualification

Landscape designCommunity engagementProject managementEnvironmental scienceBudget managementMicrosoft OfficeCommunication skillsTime managementTeam collaborationProblem-solving

Required

Bachelor's degree in landscape design, natural resource management, environmental science, public engagement, education experience, or related field, or three years working experience in related field

Ability to understand client/community needs and communicate ideas

Ability to define scope, set timelines, allocate resources, manage complex budgets, and manage multiple projects at once

Ability to efficiently develop and/or edit scaled site and landscape plans

Proficiency in Microsoft Office/Office 365 suite of software programs

Flexible schedule and ability to work nights and weekends

Valid Washington State driver's license