Community Development Technician I/II Marin County
Overview
The County of Marin seeks a skilled Community Development Technician I/II to support the Environmental Health Services division. This role involves managing permit intake and review for multiple programs ensuring accurate applications and timely processing. Responsibilities include public outreach fee collection and maintaining office supplies. The position differs by focusing on permit management across diverse sectors.
What You'll Do11
- 1Verify completeness and accuracy of applications
- 2Track progress of applications sent to other divisions
- 3Conduct permit history research
- 4Route Public Records requests
- 5Answer phone calls and respond to emails
- 6Educate applicants about permit processes
- 7Generate and mail monthly invoices
- 8Determine and collect fees
- 9Collect past due accounts and post payments
- 10Prepare financial reports for tax collection
- 11Reconcile credit card purchases
Requirements11
- 1Knowledge of County agency structures and basic accounting principles
- 2Intermediate to advanced computer skills using Microsoft Office Suite
- 3Ability to provide public customer service and handle challenging situations
- 4Familiarity with permit application procedures and zoning regulations
- 5Exceptional communication skills to explain program requirements
- 6Bilingual Spanish proficiency is a plus
- 7Applicable knowledge of construction practices and permit fee structures
- 8Skills in interpreting and applying county codes and regulations
- 9Experience with public agency permitting software
- 10Minimum 5+ years of relevant experience or equivalent coursework
- 11Education in planning building environmental health or related fields
Salary Insight
$69 - $92k per year
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