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Last Updated: Monday, 26 June 2017 18:14
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Written by Elliott Caldwell
Complete Streets Coordinator Job Description
The Complete Streets Coordinator is responsible for managing the development, adoption, implementation, and evaluation of best practice “Complete Streets” policies in select municipalities within Georgia. This full-time position will operate from a home office and requires access to a reliable internet connection. Moderate to frequent travel required. Must currently live in Georgia or be willing to move to Georgia in a timely manner.
Primary Duties
- Collaborate with the Georgia Bikes Executive Director on campaign strategic planning,
administration, and evaluation.
- Assist and lead a diverse array of local advocacy organizations, citizen committees, community
leaders and other stakeholders in advocating for safe, accessible Complete Streets, especially in
underserved neighborhoods.
- Develop and coordinate local advocacy campaigns, presentations, public input sessions, surveys
and related activities that will build support for adoption and implementation of best practices
Complete Streets policies.
- Serve as an expert on bicycle and pedestrian safety topics.
- Serve as primary media contact for information on the needs for, and benefits of, strong Complete
Streets policies.
- Cultivate and maintain productive relationships with policy makers.
- Increase the visibility of Georgia Bikes and Complete Streets issues through consistent media
outreach.
Professional Skill Development
The Complete Streets Coordinator shall stay informed of best practices in the development,
adoption, implementation, and evaluation of Complete Streets policies by participating in approved
professional workshops, seminars and independent study.
Administration
- The Complete Streets Coordinator reports to the Executive Director.
- In coordination with the Executive Director, the Complete Streets Coordinator is responsible for
the implementation of all programs within the parameters of the program budget and within the
geographic scope of the position.
- All travel must be approved by the Executive Director and shall be reimbursed within 45 days of
the Coordinator’s submission of a Georgia Bikes Travel Form, documentation, and receipts.
- Office supply and other operation expenses must be approved by the Executive Director.
Deliverables
- Bi-weekly written report documenting local advocacy campaigns, presentations, public input
sessions, surveys and related activities that will build support for adoption and implementation of
best practices Complete Streets policies. Report shall include links to media coverage, publicity for
events, and examples of PR and educational materials.
- Quarterly written and in-person status reports with Executive Director to gauge progress toward
development, adoption, implementation, and evaluation of best practice “Complete Streets”
policies in municipalities
- Timely entry of contact information and relevant activities and notes into Georgia Bikes CRM.
Compensation
This position is grant funded through October 31, 2017 with continuation dependent on fund
availability. Salary is $32,000 for the grant period, paid monthly. We also provide a health insurance
stipend of $4,800. Vacation and sick leave consistent with nonprofit/public sector norms. Travel costs
reimbursable per grant guidelines.
Required Qualifications
- Proficient in use of office productivity software, e.g. Microsoft Office, Google Calendar and
Drive, Dropbox, Adobe Acrobat, social media applications, email
- Personal commitment to active transportation access, safety, and equity
- Familiarity with safe bicycling behaviors and common bicycle facilities
- High level of motivation and self-direction, ability to set goals and prioritize competing tasks
- Attention to detail and accurate record keeping
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills; Confident public speaker
- Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution or equivalent professional experience
- Willingness and ability to travel
- Current Georgia resident or ability to move to Georgia in a timely manner.
Preferred Qualifications
- Background in active transportation advocacy and/or experience and expertise in transportation
issues, land use, urban planning, community organizing or public administration
- Familiarity with website administration and CRM software, in particular Joomla and CiviCRM
- Able to manage Facebook page and Twitter account with relevant, professional, and engaging
content
To apply:
Submit a cover letter, resume, and three professional references via email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by
5 pm EST, Monday July 10 2017.
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