Share Email Opening Title Goat Project Coordinator  EOE Statement We are an equal employment opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status or any other characteristic protected by law.   About the Organization Traditional, hardworking, family-oriented - the cornerstones of Midwestern culture are alive and well, but there's something a little different about Kaukauna. Time-honored values are counterbalanced by an open-minded approach to problem-solving, identifying solutions, and planning for the future. While the city supports a simple life - sweet and uncomplicated - the door remains open for 'the simple life' to evolve with each generation. Today, the City of Kaukauna is home to over 16,000 people with its own full-time Police, Fire and Rescue services and a municipally owned electric and water utility - Kaukauna Utilities. Kaukauna boasts a 350-acre Industrial Park Network, complete with rail and heavy truck access. Beyond playgrounds, parks and trails, Kaukauna is a 'Bird City' with more than 450 acres of protected greenspace and popular public nature programming, including Eagle Days. Our proximity to the Fox River affords our residents with numerous recreational opportunities such as the Historic Grignon Mansion, the 1000 Islands Environmental Center, sports fields, a public swimming pool, and a public library. City-sponsored events held in the Central Business District include a weekly outdoor music series - Live! from Hydro Park, Fox Firecracker 5k Run/Walk, and the Downtown Farmer's Market June through October. With such a variety of activities available, it should not come as a surprise that Kaukauna is also known as 'The Friendly City.'   Position Goat Project Coordinator   Description The Goat Project Coordinator is responsible for all operational and programming aspects of the 1,000 Islands Goat Project from approximately May 31st through July 2nd. The position is TEMPORARY and begins with planning for the arrival of the goats, continues through the two-week period the goats are browsing at 1,000 Islands and concludes with a summary of the browsing period. POSITION DUTIES: Evaluate and manage site vegetation before and after browsing. Manage all volunteers connected with the goats, including the Goat Watchers. Serve as the public relations contact promoting the project with TV, radio and newspapers. Brainstorm fundraising ideas to help keep the project going in the future. Arrange for goat movement. Make housing decisions with regard to weather. Troubleshoot goat movement. Be readily available on site for the majority of the times goats are out. Conduct any educational classes or activities. Clean and maintain goat areas. Summarize the browsing effort at the end of a two-week browsing session.   Position Requirements KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS: Ability to work with all ages of humans and to work with goats.. Troubleshooting abilities. Effective communication skills Creative thinking for educational opportunities QUALIFICATIONS: Effective communications skills in working with people of all ages. High level of self-motivation and enthusiasm. Be a Team Player. Position would run from approximately May 31st through July 2nd, 2021.  Hours are flexible and the schedule can be set between 7:00am - 6:30pm.  The coordinator will work approximately 15 hours per week.   Full-Time/Part-Time Seasonal   Exempt/Non-Exempt Non-Exempt   Shift Days   Compensation $15.00 per hour   Benefits Social Security Alternative Program and flexible schedule!   Open Date 2/24/2021   Close Date 3/26/2021     This position is currently not accepting applications. To search for an open position, please go to http://CityofKaukauna.appone.com

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