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Performs a variety of duties related to the Aging Program including information and referral, nutrition, assessments, reports, activities, schedules, and transportation. Works under the general direction of the Aging Director. Provides supervision to meal providers (including contractors), janitors, home delivered meal drivers, center aides, bus drivers, and paid volunteer staff. Location: Bluff. $12.40 hr. Position Open Until Filled.
The Technician is responsible for San Juan County’s computer driven radio infrastructure and operational performance standards. The Technician will install, inspect, maintain, and repair all radio equipment, tower site equipment, microwave systems, telephone systems and other electronic communication, monitoring and accessory equipment. The Technician ensures all aspects of the County’s radio licenses, testing, designing and five (5) year plan are kept current and up-to-date. Wage depends on experience. Open Until Filled.
ROAD DEPUTY: Full-time with benefits. Starting wage is 17.26 per hour with a $1.00 raise after a successful 18 month probationary period. Applicants need to have the POST entrance exam completed.
CORRECTIONS OFFICER:
Full-time with benefits. Starting wage is $17.26 per hour with a $1.00 raise after a successful 18 month probationary period. The Correction Officer performs certified corrections work-related to the admittance, housing, and releasing of inmates at the San Juan County Public Safety Building. Incumbents may be assigned to work in various functional areas of the jail such as housing, housing security, booking/medical security, transportation, inmate work programs, control room and dispatch. Must be willing to work 12 hour shifts, including nights, weekends and holidays. Applicants need to have the POST entrance exam completed.
EMERGENCY DISPATCHER: Full-time with benefits. Starting wage is 17.26 per hour with a $1.00 raise after a successful 18 month probationary period. Dispatchers operate and monitor radios, cameras, 911 and administrative telephone systems utilizing multi-channels and frequencies in a public safety communication center. Receives, logs, and dispatches calls to the appropriate personnel and secure proper information from persons in a state of excitement or panic to assure adequate response. San Juan County dispatchers also operate and monitor activities inside the secure jail facility. Dispatchers serve as a lifeline for officers in the field and jail.Positions are open until filled and may close at any time without further notifications. Future positions within the Department that become available to include: Corrections, Dispatch or Field may also be filled from this testing roster.