We're Hiring! On-Call Animal Control Officer

posted on 1/11/24

We are looking for an individual who has a passion for animals and serving our community to join our team! Pottawattamie County Public Health is hiring for an On-Call Animal Control Position!

Essential Functions:

  • Respond to animal complaint calls from the public during on-call period
  • Enforces local and state animal laws and ordinances
  • Assists the general public with inquires
  • Documents and reports on complaints and licensing

Important on-call scheduling/pay information:

  • on-call status pay = $2.00/hr.
  • hours worked = $18.11/hr.
  • An individual in this position will be paid a minimum of $500 for a 2 week on-call shift.

If you are interested in applying, or learning more click the link below

https://www.pottcounty-ia.gov/jobs/

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