The Village of Bradner - Member Community Position
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AMP Public Power Partners is hiring a The Village of Bradner - Member Community Position. The Village of Bradner seeks a Working Village Administrator to oversee daily municipal operations, manage village‑owned utilities, and assist public works crews, requiring knowledge of wastewater systems, electrical distribution, and compliance with EPA regulations.
Key focus areas include Oversee daily municipal operations, Manage, operate, and maintain village‑owned utilities, and Assist public works crews with routine repairs and emergency maintenance.
Important skills include Municipal Administration, Public Works Management, Budget Management, Utility Maintenance, Wastewater Systems, and Electrical Distribution. Preferred (not required): EPA Regulations Knowledge and DOT Knowledge.
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Village of Bradner
Working Village Administrator
The Village of Bradner is seeking applicants for the position of Working Village Administrator. This position will oversee daily municipal operations, operating under the guidance of the mayor and village council. This role requires a professional who is comfortable both in the office managing budgets and out in the field assisting with utility maintenance, infrastructure repairs, and other village needs. The ideal candidate possesses deep working knowledge of municipal public works, with specific expertise in wastewater systems and electrical distribution. This position will manage, operate, and maintain village-owned utilities, including wastewater treatment, electrical distribution, and water distribution systems; act as a working administrator, rolling up your sleeves to assist public works crews with routine repairs, emergency lift-station maintenance, and utility servicing; ensure all water and sewer operations strictly comply with EPA regulations and environmental standards; supervise, schedule, and participate in street maintenance, snow removal, park upkeep, and leaf/brush collection; prepare and manage the annual departmental and operational budgets, ensuring cost control and identifying fiscal efficiencies; authorize expenditures, manage purchasing, and facilitate bid packages for capital improvement projects; research, apply for, and administer state and federal grants to fund village improvements; act as the primary liaison between the Village and county, state, and federal agencies (e.g., EPA, DOT); supervise, train, and evaluate public works and utility staff, ensuring high performance and adherence to safety protocols; attend all Village Council and relevant committee meetings to provide administrative reports, operational updates, and policy recommendations; address and resolve citizen inquiries, complaints, and service requests promptly and professionally; supervise, train, and evaluate public works and utility staff, ensuring high performance and adherence to safety protocols; attend all village council and relevant committee meetings to provide administrative reports, operational updates, and policy recommendations; and address and resolve citizen inquiries, complaints, and service requests promptly and professionally.
Applicants should have a proven experience in municipal administration, public works management, or a closely related field. A working knowledge of electrical distribution grids and
water/wastewater treatment processes is required. Applicants with an Ohio Class I or II Water/Wastewater Operator Licenses (or the ability to acquire them) are highly preferred. All applicants must be capable of performing heavy physical labor, lifting heavy equipment, and working outdoors in inclement weather when necessary. Applicants must have at least one year of experience in municipal public works or administration and municipal power distribution. Applicants with at least one year of experience in wastewater treatment are preferred.
The salary for this position is commensurate with experience and licensing. Benefits include comprehensive health/dental/vision insurance, paid time off, and state retirement system enrollment (e.g., OPERS).
Please send resumes to Bradner Mayor Mike Gudakunst at [email protected]. For interest or questions, call 419.288.2890.
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