Great Barrington: Full-Time Position Available
The pandemic has certainly made it difficult for families and individuals to make ends meet. People are trying to work a couple of part-time jobs (if possible) or are on unemployment to get through these trying times. In addition, some people have fallen behind on their bills and are feeling the pressure of debt piling up. It can feel like there s no end in sight. Locally, in Great Barrington, there s a bright spot as a full time opportunity has opened up in town. Great Barrington is seeking qualified candidates for a full-time Finance Clerk for the offices of Finance/Accounting and the Collector/Treasurer. It s important to know that you should be highly motivated and skilled all while enjoying working with the public. Below are the following duties that come with position:
Open Positions for the Town of Great Barrington
If you are looking for employment, you may want to consider the open positions below:
(1) The Town of Great Barrington seeks a full-time Principal Assessor. The position is responsible for administrative, technical, supervisory and site inspection work related to the valuation and revaluation of all residential, industrial, and commercial real estate and personal property per the Department of Revenue regulations.
A Bachelor s degree or equivalent combination of education as an Assessor or licensed appraiser; 5-7 years progressive work experience in assessing; and or property appraisal, demonstrating skill in data processing, database management, and computer application knowledge of State CAMA and MUNIS preferred. Massachusetts Accredited Assessor Certification is required or the ability to obtain within two years of appointment. Applicants must have a valid driver s license and working knowledge of Massachusetts General Laws relati
DALTON â Dalton officials went with experience Monday in selecting a sitting town administrator as the communityâs third town manager.
Members of the Select Board voted unanimously to offer the top job in Town Hall to Thomas Hutcheson, the current administrator in the Franklin County town of Conway, pending a check of his references and the outcome of salary negotiations.
Though member John Boyle expressed a desire to review all three finalists, a special board session Monday began with a motion from member Marc Strout to offer Hutcheson the post. The job became open in August with the retirement of Kenneth Walto, Daltonâs manager for the past two decades.
Conway administrator tapped for Berkshire County position
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DALTON Dalton officials went with experience Monday in selecting a sitting town administrator as the community’s third town manager.
Members of the Selectboard voted unanimously to offer the top job in Town Hall to Tom Hutcheson, the current Conway town administrator, pending a check of his references and the outcome of salary negotiations.
“It’s been a pleasure to serve the (Conway) Selectboard and to help implement their policies,” Hutcheson said Tuesday. “I believe I’m leaving the town better organized than I found it I certainly hope I’m leaving the town better organized than when I found it and I certainly wish them well as they continue doing all of the great things that they’re doing.”