Weld County Government

Ahead of the Weld County Fair beginning July 20, the latest issue of County Roots explores the positive impact of the Junior Livestock sale. Through the experience of a past participant, learn how the event helps prepare the next generation to continue in agriculture. Read the story at https://lnkd.in/gX3Jnz-A. #Impact #Agriculture #Government #WeldCounty #Colorado Image: Kayla Frink and family standing with her grand champion lamb from 2012. A vertical blue bar runs along the right-hand side of the graphic. "Public Information" is written in white near the top of the bar while the Weld County logo sits at the bottom.

Kris Ranslem oversees the Planning Commission for the Department of Planning and Zoning and believes public involvement is critical in effective government. She has been organizing the Planning Commission for more than 17 years, ensuring members have up-to-date information, agendas, and meeting minutes. Over the years, Ranslem has seen the benefit the Planning Commission has had on its members and the public. Members of the Planning Commission are Weld County residents who volunteer their time to learn about planning efforts countywide and offer recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners. Members come away with a greater appreciation and understanding of local government. Residents have several opportunities to engage with Weld County Government, and we encourage citizens to actively participate in the governing process. For more information about Weld County Boards and Commissions, please visit https://lnkd.in/gVx2PSaJ.

The Weld County Department of Finance and Administration is looking for an Assistant Controller. In this role, you will provide financial, accounting, and analytical services for the Accounting Division. This includes utilizing knowledge of and continually educating yourself on generally accepted accounting principles and governmental accounting standards, preparing the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR), preparing the Popular Annual Financial Report (PAFR), participating in the development of accounting system interfaces, supervising staff in the Accounting Division, and performing additional duties as required. Pay ranges from $125,444.80 to $158,891.20 annually, plus benefits. To apply, visit https://lnkd.in/g8f3BM8V. #JoinOurTeam #WeldCounty #Colorado #WorkWithUs #ApplyToday #Hiring #Finance

Weld County is looking for a Public Health Nurse I who is compassionate, empathetic and wants to make an impact on the health of others while having a career that fills them with pride and a sense of personal satisfaction. Salary: $72,862.40 to $92,310.40 How you will spend your time as our Public Health Nurse I • Provide individualized, in-depth case management services to identify and address medical and psychosocial needs for a caseload of children, mothers, and families and connect them with appropriate resources and services. • Provide medical care coordination services for a caseload of children and youth with special health care needs. • Provide clinical services, such as immunizations, to adults and children, tuberculosis testing/treatment and communicable disease testing and follow up. Sound interesting? We want to talk to you! Apply for our Public Health Nurse I position at https://lnkd.in/g8f3BM8V. #Colorado #WeldCounty #Hiring #Health #WorkWithUs #LocalGovernment #PublicHealthNurse

As an Environmental Health Specialist I, you will conduct inspections in retail food facilities, educate retail food operators about food safety practices and collaborate with facilities to come into compliance with the Colorado Retail Food Rules and Regulations. This is a temporary position ending on Dec. 31, 2024. Pay ranges from $33.34 to $42.24 per hour. To find out more information and apply, visit https://lnkd.in/gCsD-bAi. #EnvironmentalHealth #WeldCounty #Colorado #LocalGovernment #JoinOurTeam #ApplyToday

Every year, the Weld County Weed Division team works to prevent, suppress or eliminate noxious weeds along county roads, property and facilities. This is achieved by applying bare ground treatments around county facilities and communication towers to stop growth before it starts and by mowing, spraying, utilizing technology such as drones, and biological processes, such as the use of mites and Gall Wasps. Weed Landowner Specialists can also provide advice to residents on how to control growth on their property. In the last two years, these efforts have resulted in the Weed Division treating more than 2,000 acres of noxious weeds. To learn more about the Weed Division and to view the many resources available to help control noxious weeds and improve the growth of native plants, visit www.weldweeds.org. #WorkThatMatters #GoodGovernment #Government #WeldCounty #Colorado Image: A tractor mowing alongside a county road. A vertical blue bar runs along the right-hand side of the graphic. "Public Works" is written in white near the top of the bar while the Weld County logo sits at the bottom.

The Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment is looking for a Public Health Education Specialist I who will promote health and well-being throughout Weld County communities specific to the tobacco cessation program. In this position, you will: - Apply principles, practices, and methods related to health education and health promotion, including evaluation methods, marketing, and media communications in a public health government setting. - Monitor budget expenditures for the program and identify funding for programs by assisting in the preparation of grant proposals. - Conduct professional public speaking to various groups and audiences. Pay ranges from $66,019 to $83,616 annually, plus benefits. To apply, visit https://lnkd.in/gCsD-bAi. #JoinOurTeam #WorkWithUs #WeldCounty #Colorado #LocalGovernment #HealthEducation

Months before the Greeley Stampede begins, staff from the Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment works collaboratively with Stampede organizers and food vendors on food safety measures to ensure guests leave with nothing but tasty memories. Read more in County Roots at https://lnkd.in/gX3Jnz-A. After reading, subscribe to County Roots to receive new issues via email. #GoodGovernment #WorkThatMatters #Collaboration #GreeleyStampede #Government #WeldCounty #Colorado Image: A girl eating corn on the cob. A vertical blue bar runs along the right-hand side of the graphic. "Public Information" is written in white near the top of the bar while the Weld County logo sits at the bottom.

Last week, Elizabeth Relford, the Interim Director of Planning for Weld County, had the incredible opportunity to join other esteemed municipal leaders at the Colorado Municipal League Conference in Loveland. The conference was a platform for discussing the vital connection between land use and transportation, which are intertwined and must be considered together in the face of Weld County and the Northern Front Range's rapid growth. To ensure a prosperous future for our community, it is crucial that our planning efforts encompass not only the development of land and roads but also foster collaboration with neighboring counties and communities. The Colorado Municipal League, a nonprofit advocacy organization representing the interests of Colorado's cities and towns since 1923, hosted this inspiring event. It brought together over 1,000 officials from various municipalities, administrators, and key staff, all passionate about shaping a brighter future for Colorado. If you're eager to dive deeper into one of our most recent County Roots story’s and discover how Weld County is embracing growth, make sure to check it out by visiting, https://lnkd.in/gHsum3FM. For further information about The Weld County Department of Planning and how we are actively shaping the future, visit https://lnkd.in/geHcbBaZ. Colorado Municipal League Image: Weld County Interim Director of Planning, Elizabeth Relford, sits on a panel of speakers during the Colorado Municipal League Conference.

The Deputy Clerk to the Board serves at the direction of the Clerk to the Board in service to the Weld County Board of County Commissioners. This person will process signing packets, assist in the preparation and distribution of board meeting agendas and documents, and stay informed of new laws, ordinances, policies, and procedures. Within 60 days of being hired, you must have a Notary License. Pay ranges from $27.37 to $34.67 per hour, plus benefits. Apply today at https://lnkd.in/gCsD-bAi. #JoinOurTeam #ClerkToTheBoard #WeldCounty #Colorado #GoodGovernment #WorkWithUs