BREAKING: Boulder County Parks & Open Space is urgently seeking public input on the hiring of an Agricultural Resources Division Manager. This is not just a routine job opening; residents are invited to share their insights on what this pivotal role should encompass.
The new manager will lead a dedicated team responsible for managing an impressive 26,000 acres of agricultural land, which includes irrigated, dryland, and rangeland within the county’s open space program. This is a critical position that impacts the community’s agricultural resources and sustainability.
Authorities report that more than 70 candidates have applied for the position, with Human Resources narrowing down the pool to qualified individuals. Currently, over 50 hopefuls are set to participate in a blind screening process focused on assessing their agricultural expertise, leadership skills, and experience in collaborating with the community and stakeholders.
Candidates will also be evaluated based on their track record in budget management, strategic planning, and a commitment to advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion within the agricultural sector.
To gather valuable public feedback, Boulder County has launched a survey designed to shape the interview questions and final candidate evaluations. Residents eager to influence this important hiring decision can access the survey and additional details by visiting boco.org/AgManager. The deadline to provide input is November 30.
For those seeking more information about the role or the Agricultural Resources Division, contact Stefan Reinold, the Land Stewardship Deputy Director, at [email protected] or by phone at (303) 678-6202.
This collaborative approach not only empowers residents but also ensures that the selected candidate aligns with the community’s needs and values. Share this urgent call for public input now and make your voice heard in the future of Boulder County’s agricultural management!
