About the City of St. Albert
Working at the City of St. Albert means joining a dedicated team that aims to deliver outstanding service to our vibrant community. We pride ourselves on employing a diverse group of employees who each bring unique skills and contribute to delivering exceptional services to our residents. We value collaboration, accountability, respect, and enjoyment in our work each day.
Job Details
The City of St. Albert is recruiting two Community Development Coordinators to join the Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) Branch within our Community Services department.
Reporting to the Manager, FCSS, Community Strategies, the Community Development Coordinator leads initiatives that strengthen community well-being and address emerging social issues. Working with residents, community organizations, schools, government partners, and City departments, this role develops and evaluates programs, builds partnerships, and supports community-led solutions that respond to local needs.
Our Community Development Coordinators work across a range of focus areas, including aging in place; child and youth development; civic involvement and volunteerism; community connectedness and safety; family and gender-based violence; housing and homelessness; inclusion, diversity, equity, and accessibility; mental health and addictions; and poverty.
The two positions currently being recruited will focus on the following portfolios:
- Mental Health and Family Violence Prevention
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Poverty and Homelessness Prevention
Qualifications
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A Bachelor’s Degree in Social Sciences, Community Development, or a related discipline and 5 years of community development and community engagement experience.
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Superior evaluation, outcomes and tracking skills that can ensure deliverables are met and reported.
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Advanced knowledge of community development, program development, and community engagement principles.
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Demonstrated ability to build collaborative relationships and engage diverse stakeholders.
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Strong facilitation, presentation, and communication skills.
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Proficient in program development, fund development, research and report writing.
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A strong understanding of Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility.
Equivalent combinations of experience and education may be considered.
Hours of Work
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We offer a compressed bi-weekly work schedule of 72 hours, Monday Friday, 8:00 – 5:00, with a biweekly regular day off (RDO).
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There will be requirements for overtime, evening hours, and travel to attend local and regional meetings.
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Benefit from flexible work hours by adjusting your start and end times by 30 or 60 minutes around our core hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Compensation
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The salary ranges from $86,055.32 - $105,914.90 per year, including a comprehensive benefits package with a flexible spending account, pension plan, and accrued paid vacation starting at 3 weeks per year
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Candidates not meeting the full qualifications may be considered for a development opportunity at a lower classification and salary.
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Learn more about our benefits here: Employee Benefit Guide
Application Information
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Please upload a cover letter and a resume when applying for this opportunity. These will need to be uploaded as two separate documents.
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This competition may be used to fill future vacancies, at the same or lower classification level.
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Please note that the City conducts most interviews via video conference and will provide a link and instructions to applicants selected for an interview.
Closing Statement
We thank all applicants for their interest and effort in applying. Only candidates selected for interviews will be contacted. The City of St. Albert will no longer accept applications in person, via fax, email or by post. Applications will only be accepted to 10:00 p.m. (Mountain Time Zone) on the closing date.
The City of St. Albert is committed to creating and fostering a diverse workforce where all are welcome and we find a common purpose and strength in our differences. All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply, including those from members of groups that are historically or continue to be underrepresented.
We respectfully acknowledge that we are on Treaty 6 territory, traditional lands of First Nations and Métis peoples. As treaty People, Indigenous and non-Indigenous, we share the responsibility for stewardship of this beautiful land.
