Are you passionate about caring for Clear Lake?
Have you successfully tackled problems and projects?
Can you lead dedicated employees and concerned citizens in a positive
and productive direction?
Do you want to make a Difference?
Director of Water Resources
The County of Lake is seeking an enthusiastic leader to organize, plan, and administer the work of the newly formed Water Resources Department.
An ideal applicant has a record that demonstrates:
- efficient management of projects and people
- insight, dedication, and practicality
- the ability to turn goals into reality
The director will manage a wide range of important water-related programs and projects such as water quality improvement, watershed protection, invasive aquatic species prevention, flood control measures, and reclamation wetland restoration efforts.
For salary/benefit information, job description, & application:
www.co.lake.ca.us or call Human Resources 707-263-2213
Recruitment closes December 4, 2009
Supplemental Questionnaire Required
The County of Lake is an Equal Opportunity Employer
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I have to laugh at the above word's "by publicizing the checkpoint" - well, where the heck will it be?? It isn't very "publicized". You know, in this rural area of Lake County, it isn't like we can take "Bart", ride a bus, or afford the cab fare for a 30-mile jaunt - this kills Lake County's social attendance at most functions & quite a few people are tired of lack of social entertainment & the ability to get out and have some fun with friends, like we used to do. Course this was in the days that if the sherriff caught a teen raising hell past curfew, he would be driven home to his parents house and the parents would be awoken - what could be a better punishment? If "Joe Blow" who was known as a hard-working, contributing member of the community was caught driving when he shouldn't be, a warning was all that was needed to wake him up from repeating his mistake - but now, no one seems to know anyone anymore. It is evident that our law enforcement doesn't hire locally much. As a life-time resident, I still don't personally know anyone who has been involved in a fatal accident caused by drunk driving (since I know many families here, how can that be if we are to believe all the "statistics"?)but do recall when a Sheriff's car was speeding through town with no lights or sirens hit a car, killing my friends' two mothers back in the late 70's.
Yes, arrest the truly drunk drivers that have no control but with the current laws, one drink puts most of us in the arrest zone - that is not right.