This position is responsible for directing the operations of the Animal Control Department. The Director oversees and manages all daily field, office, and associated personnel and is responsible for the enforcement of the County laws regarding stray, dangerous, nuisance and unwanted domestic animals; investigates complaints; patrols assigned areas; capture animals; performs other duties related to humane animal protection and control.

Performs professional and administrative work with the County’s Planning, Zoning, Code Enforcement, Building and Economic Development activities. Incumbent exercises independent judgment in determining work methods within guidelines of the Baker County Land Development Code and comprehensive plan. The Community Development Director promotes the County in a positive light. Performs other work as requested by the direct supervisor, the County Manager.

Performs duties monitoring County facilities and park grounds and performs grounds keeping, custodial and light repairs/maintenance to facilities or equipment. Full-time position with benefits (40-hour week). Job duties must be performed at the jobsite.

Duties include: maintain supply inventory, submit/prioritize work orders, answer phones, communicate with contractors and supply house personnel. In addition, monitor County facilities and parks grounds, custodial and light repairs/maintenance to facilities and equipment.

Baker County Board of Commissioners is accepting applications for two “camp host” positions to play a key “live-on-site” role. There is seasonal variation, but on average, the camp hosts work 15 hours per week maintaining and supervising this beautiful park. In exchange for your service, we provide a campsite with RV pad, electrical, water and sewer hookup. Bring your own RV. Two sites available and located within St. Mary Shoals Park. Both camp hosts should be available periodically throughout the day. This is a contract service agreement, not a Baker County employment opportunity.