The City Manager is the chief executive officer of the municipal government. The Manager is accountable to City Council for the proper administration of all of the affairs of the City, exercising supervision and control over all of the executive and administrative departments.
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The Deputy City Manager advises the City Manager in developing a city-wide strategy and vision to support Council initiatives. The Deputy City Manager leads strategic planning, innovation, citywide operations, organizational development, and community engagement. This position requires a strategic critical thinker who is collaborative, approachable, responsive, and trustworthy.
Reporting directly to the BoCC, the County Manager serves as the county’s chief administrative officer overseeing strategic initiatives, service delivery, and fiscal management. This role acts as a liaison between the board, elected officials, and department directors. Reporting to the County Manager are two Deputy County Managers, a Senior Deputy County Manager, and the Communications Department.
This Director position serves as the top tier executive, managerial, and administrative position for the CBI and as part of the Executive Team of the Colorado Department of Public Safety.
The City Attorney’s Office serves as the legal adviser to the Mayor, City Council, City Auditor, City Clerk, Recorder and all City departments and agencies. Employing over 230 attorneys, paralegals, victim advocates, legal secretaries, and business operations professionals, the office handles a wide array of legal issues that impact the citizens of Denver and beyond. Our public law firm is the most diverse practice of any law firm in the state and together, we strive to be the best public law of
The Venue Director is the senior management position responsible for the management and operation of the Arts Complex. The position reports to the Executive Director of Arts & Venues for the City and County of Denver.
This position serves to develop and manage content for agency-related information and events internally and externally, and determines what information is suited for distribution, and the appropriate venue(s) for information (e.g., internal newsletter, press release, radio broadcast, email, fact sheet, media kits, communication plan, other agency publications or web presence) based upon CPW’s strategic communication plan and Colorado State Statute.
The Budget Director is responsible for budget and accounting-related issues for the Department of Higher Education and the Colorado Commission on Higher Education (CCHE). The Budget Director, under the leadership of the Chief Financial Officer, provides direction on the development of the Department’s annual budget request, funding recommendations for the public institutions of higher education, and on Departmental budget and fiscal issues.
The role of the Marketing Specialist is to plan, build, and implement traditional marketing strategies and campaigns across multiple channels and platforms to support and engage customers and the greater community in library programs, services, collections, staffing, training, and overall communication.
Under general supervision, this Communications Program Manager supports the Parks and Recreation Department. The Parks & Recreation Department promotes the health and well-being of the entire Boulder community by collaboratively providing high-quality parks, facilities, and programs.
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