Community Development Technician
City of Holly Springs
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- Location
- Holly Springs, GA
- Work style
- On-site
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Oct 13
- 6 days ago
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About the company
City of Holly Springs
Public safety · 11 to 50 employees
What you'll do
- Provide technical and customer service support for the Community Development Department.
- Track permitting, zoning, and development processes; handle and route public inquiries; and process data.
What you need
- Preferred experience includes two years in a permit clerk, administrative assistant, customer service, or office manager role in a relevant department, agency, or private-sector employer.
- Experience should include records management, typing at 60 WPM, MS Office proficiency, and strong customer service skills.
Key skills
records management60 WPMMS Office SuiteExcelWordcustomer serviceproficient computer skills
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The City of Holly Springs, Georgia, has an opening for the position of Community Development Technician (Permit Tech). This position is responsible for providing technical and customer service support for the operations of the Community Development Department. Primary duties include tracking and managing the permitting, zoning, and development processes, fielding and routing telephone calls, emails, and inquiries from the public, and data processing.
PREFERRED EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING: Two (2) years of experience working as a permit clerk, administrative assistant, customer service rep, or office manager for a planning and zoning or community development department or similar agency; or comparable private sector employer[1]. Experience must include records management, ability to type at 60 WPM, and good working knowledge of MS Office Suite applications, especially Excel and Word, and overall proficient computer skills. Outstanding customer service skills are a must.
The City of Holly Springs is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
[1] A company engaged in civil engineering, land development, construction, or similar building-related activity.