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VML publishes job ads at no cost for its full, dues-paying local government members . Non-members are charged $75 for each position posted.

Jobs ads must be submitted by completing a form and using the link below.

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If you have questions, contact vmljobpostings@vml.org

Town Manager

Job Description:

The Town of St. Paul is a forward thinking community located in far Southwestern Virginia lying in both Wise and Russsell County. Our population is approximately 900 but serves a much larger surrounding community. This is a complex professional and administrative position which involves supervising all operations of the Town government as outlined in the Town Charter, Town Code and as directed by the Mayor and Town Council. Work involves serving as the Town’s chief administrative officer, the Town’s personnel officer, and the Town’s purchasing agent. Work involves a great deal of public contact and requires a significant amount of friendliness, tact, diplomacy and a professional appearance. This is an appointed position by the Town Council with work being performed under the general direction of the Mayor and Town Council who review the work through observation, regular meetings and results obtained.
Qualifications, Education & Experience
The following education and experience factors are the expected qualifications for successful performance:
• A Bachelor’s degree in Public Administration, Business Management, Planning or a related field; experience equivalent to a Bachelor’s degree will be considered.
• VDOT LAP Qualification Certification or ability to become certified.
• Three to five years of successful leadership at a senior executive/administrator level in an organization with comparable responsibilities; possessing a broad skill set appropriate to the breadth of town government operations. Local government experience in Virginia as a manager, deputy or assistant is desirable and a working knowledge of governmental accounting and the budget process is desired.
• A record of being an active member of one’s community, through participation in local service organizations and volunteer activities.
• A demonstrated commitment to ongoing professional development through participation in organizations such as the International City/County Management Association (ICMA) and the Virginia Local Government Management Association (VLGMA); designation or progress toward designation as ICMA Credentialed Manager would be a plus.
• Any combination of education and experience that qualifies an applicant may be considered in lieu of the more specific criteria listed above.
A complete job description including performance expectations, compensation and benefits, and the application process is posted on our website at www.stpaulva.org.

  • Link: Apply Here

  • Job Deadline: Friday, February 24, 2023
  • Position Type: Full Time
  • Salary: $60,000-$80,000
  • Benefits: Yes, Full Benefits
  • Job Category: Town Manager
  • Job Location: St. Paul, Virginia
  • City, Town, or County: County of Wise; Town of St. Paul
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