Jobs & Requests For Proposals
Job Openings
Police Sergeant
The Police Sergeant serves as an all-hazards emergency first responder. The Police Sergeant works in coordination with Village Public Safety Officers and is involved in field patrol, investigations, crime prevention, community relations, emergency medical services, search and rescue, and related services and activities; assumes responsibility for assigned special programs, projects or activities; coordinates activities with other agencies; and performs a variety of administrative and technical tasks relative to assigned area of responsibility.
The Police Sergeant works under the direct supervision of the City Manager. This is considered a mid-level position where work is performed according to established policies, procedures, and/or protocols.
The position involves frequent contact with Village Public Safety Officers, Alaska State Troopers, City employees and the general public. This position must present a professional look and wear Department issued uniform.
Project Manager with Public Works Department
The City of Saint Paul, Alaska has received several grants to improve critical infrastructure in our community, ranging from water, wastewater, electrical, and bulk fuel utilities. The Project Manager will assist with managing these various grant funded projects.
The Project Manager, under the direction of the City Manager, is responsible for planning, overseeing and leading special and grant funded projects for the City.
Project Manager is considered a mid-level position where work is performed according to established procedures. This position requires interaction with a range of internal and external stakeholders, most often managing several moving project parts simultaneously.
The Project Manager position requires a tactful, pleasant, courteous, and diplomatic manner, and a neat appearance.
Additional job functions and required qualifications are listed in the Job Announcement available at the link below.
Accounting and Grant Specialist with Finance Department
The City of Saint Paul, Alaska has received several grants to improve critical infrastructure in our community, ranging from water, wastewater, electrical, and bulk fuel utilities. The Accounting and Grant Specialist will assist with financial management of these various grant funded projects.
The Accounting and Grant Specialist, under the direction of the Finance Director, Accounting Supervisor, or designee, performs accounting and financial management for the various grants the City has received, including but not limited to performing fiscal and budget analysis, reconciliations, and postings, purchasing, preparation of financial statements, reports for the grants. The Accounting and Grant Specialist may take functional direction from the City Manager, Grants Coordinator, and/or Project Manager.
The Accounting and Grant Specialist considered a mid-level position where work is performed according to established procedures with little variance from those procedures required. This position involves extensive contact with department employees, other departments, the public, and external businesses, agencies, and organizations.
The Accounting and Grant Specialist position requires a tactful, pleasant, courteous, and diplomatic manner, and a neat appearance.
Village Public Safety Officer
Recruiting for a Village Public Safety Officer (VPSO): Full-time (37.5 hours per week) position on Saint Paul Island, Alaska a remote community located in the Pribilof Islands (Bering Sea). Starting Salary Range: $70,700.00-$81,315.00 DOE+ benefits (including housing and utilities).
Job Duties: Job duties include but are not limited to law enforcement, community policing, fire safety, prevention and suppression, emergency medical, and search and rescue.
Requirements: Applicants must pass a pre-employment physical fitness test, criminal background check, medical examination, and complete the 8-week VPSO Basic Training at the Alaska law Enforcement Training Academy, one week Emergency Trauma Technician certification, and the 2-week Rural Fire Protection Specialist certification course.
Send application/resume to:
Aleutian Pribilof Islands Association, Inc.
Attention: Nancy Bonin; nancyb@apiai.org
1131 E. International Airport Rd.
Anchorage, AK 99518-1408
Fax: 907-279-4351
Apply Online: www.apiai.org/jobs
Ambulance Drivers
The Ambulance Driver drives the ambulance to respond to emergency calls when the ambulance is needed.
- Must be at least eighteen (18) years of age.
- Must possess a valid Alaska Driver’s License.
Equipment Operator with Public Works Department Temporary
One experienced Equipment Operator is needed to develop the City’s new Aalax Landfill out by Polovina Hill during summer. The Equipment Operator will assist City staff with development of the new landfill cells, landfill road, installation of fencing and equipment building at the Aalax Landfill. This position requires knowledge and experience with operating the following types of heavy equipment: loader, dozer, grader, dump truck, and excavator.
Laborer with Public Works Department – 2 positions available Temporary
Two laborers are needed to develop the City’s new Aalax Landfill out by Polovina Hill during summer. The Laborers will assist City staff with development of the new landfill cells, landfill road, installation of fencing and equipment building at the Aalax Landfill.
Overview
The City of Saint Paul is an equal opportunity provider and employer. The City is an exciting and progressive place to work.
Application for Employment
All applicants for the City must complete an Application for Employment. A resume may be required for some positions. Completed applications and resumes can be emailed to the City Clerk at awegeleben@stpaulak.com or faxed to 1-(866)-570-9745 (Fax).
No RFPs at this time.
Questions:
City Manager
Phillip Zavadil
907-341-3994 (Office)
907-717-8307 (Cell)
pazavadil@stpaulak.com
