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City of Franklin!
Please forward all employment seeking
information to the City Manager's office. The City
Manager's office is open Monday through Friday from 8:00am until
5:00pm.
If you do not
find the information you are looking for on this page, please feel free
to contact our office at 603-934-3900. You can fax us at
603-934-7413. E-mail us by clicking below.
The City
Manager's office full time staff consists of :
Rod Forey, City Manager
Sue May,
Assistant to the City Manager
If you would like to apply for the
positions below an employment application has been provided for
your convenience at the
top of
this page.
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City Manager Position
Franklin, NH (8,700). City Manager.
Salary ($70k - $85k), plus competitive benefits. DOQ/E.
Three Managers since 1990. Nine (9) Member City Council
and Mayor. $22 million dollar budget (includes
schools); 85 FTE, 30 seasonal employees. Full service
community located 20 miles north of the state’s capital
Concord, NH. Franklin is ideally located in the Lakes
Region offering easy access to year round outdoor
recreational activities and regional destinations such
as the city of Boston. Franklin is experiencing modest
growth and is seeking to promote investment in its
historic downtown and industrial park. Current manager
moving to a larger community and departing on good
terms. Leaves an outstanding team of stable and capable
department leaders. Preference will be given to ICMA
Credentialed Managers and applicants holding a Master’s
of Public Administration degree or equivalent. Require
a bachelor’s degree with five years or more of
progressively responsible management service with a
full-service municipality. Applicant must demonstrate
strong management capability both in terms of team
development and ability to tackle problems and recommend
solutions. Applicant must possess a positive attitude,
be collaborative, have a strong municipal finance
background, economic development experience, and ability
to promote and stimulate positive community relations.
Appointed and reports to the City Council. City
application can be obtained online at
www.franklinnh.org. Letter of
interest and resume to City Manager Search Committee,
316 Central Street, Franklin, NH 03235. Open until
filled, with a first review deadline of February 22,
2008.
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CHIEF OF POLICE
The City of Franklin seeks a seasoned law enforcement
professional to become its next Chief of Police. The
City requires a progressive law enforcement leader who
is capable of guiding the police department through the
challenges of servicing a dynamic and growing community
located in accessible central New Hampshire.
The Police
Chief is a full-time, department head position
responsible for supervising, directing, and managing all
administrative and technical aspects of the Department.
The Chief of Police is accountable for the effective
delivery of police services and oversees the daily
operations of the four police divisions. The Chief of
Police reports directly to the City Manager and must be
capable of developing positive relationships with
employees, city officials, and the public. The City
requires a collaborative and accessible Chief who
fosters an environment where safety, teamwork, and
public responsiveness are paramount.
Successful
candidates will possess in-depth knowledge of law
enforcement administration and services. Bachelor’s
degree in Criminal Justice or related field from an
accredited college is strongly desired. Certification
by the New Hampshire Police Standards and Training
Council (or transferable certificate) with ten years of
progressively responsible experience in law enforcement
and four years of senior supervisory experience
required. The City of Franklin offers a competitive
benefit package. Salary DOQ/E. A detailed job
description is available upon request and confidential
telephone inquiries are welcome at (603) 934-3900.
Please direct a cover letter, resume, and at least five
references to Rodney H. Forey, Interim City Manager, 316
Central Street, Franklin, New Hampshire 03235 by
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DO YOU LIVE
IN FRANKLIN?
DO YOU WANT
YOUR VOICE TO BE HEARD AT CITY HALL?
Apply to be a member of one of the city
commissions or boards.
The most important requirements are the willingness to
learn and attend all meetings.
Meetings are generally once a month. Planning usually meets
2 times a month.
All board and commission members are required to be
residents of Franklin.
OPENINGS NOW OR IN THE NEAR FUTURE:
Conservation
Commission - The conservation commission currently has
an opening available. For information, please contact the
City Manager's Office, at (603) 934-3900. You must reside
in the City of Franklin. If you are interested, please
fill out the Board and Commission Prospective Appointee Profile
sheet located above.
CIP Committee
- The CIP Committee currently has an opening available.
For information, please contact the City Manager's Office, at
(603) 934-3900. You must reside in the City of Franklin.
If you are interested, please fill out the Board and Commission
Prospective Appointee Profile sheet located above.
Zoning Board of
Adjustment (ZBA) – hear & decide appeals in
enforcement of the zoning ordinance
Planning Board
– prepare & amend master plan, recommend amendment to the zoning
ordinance or map, “carry out purposes of RSAs”.
helpful to have knowledge in one or more of
following areas: planning, architecture, engineering,
construction, safety, transportation issues
Heritage
Commission – Mission is to
Inventory, Preserve, Protect, and Promote the History,
Heritage, and Historic Resources of Franklin, New Hampshire.
Necessary for appointment - knowledge of
local history, architecture, preservation and/or business (or
willingness to learn) & willingness to put in some
additional hours.
Highway Safety
Committee – Meets to determine city action for
our roads. Ex: Is a stop sign needed, does a speed limit need
to be changed, do we need an additional crosswalk, etc.
You may fill out the form
above and submit it to the
City Manager or you can go to the city managers office in City
Hall/Opera House and ask for the
Prospective Appointee Profile. Requested
information includes your name and contact info, what commission you are
interested in and why you could be an asset. You may also call 934-3900
and ask for an application to be mailed to you.
Be
sure to return the completed application to the same office.
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