The Administrative Services Assistant supports the Real Estate Division within the Department of City Development (DCD) by assisting the commercial and residential teams, property management team and the Database Specialist with daily tasks and special projects, including facilitating property offers and closings and creating monthly and year-end reports.
Under the direction of the Code Enforcement Supervisor, the Code Enforcement Intern (CEI) performs code compliance inspections and conducts public information programs within a designated geographic area.
CEIs are required to successfully complete college-level coursework as defined in the Department of Neighborhood Services (DNS) Intern Program; classes are held during work hours and the tuition is paid by the City. Upon successful completion of the experience and educational requirements, the incumbent may be promoted to Residential or Commercial Code Enforcement Inspector with DNS.
Under the direction of the WIC Program Manager, the Community Health Dietitian 1 provides nutrition and administrative services for the City of Milwaukee Health Department’s (MHD) Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) special supplemental nutrition program and serves as a lead worker for Community Health Nutritionists, WIC Client Services Assistants, and Breastfeeding Peer Counselors.
Under the direction of the WIC (Women, Infants and Children) Program Manager, the Community Health Nutritionist 1 provides nutritional assessment and counseling and determines program eligibility for the Milwaukee Health Department’s (MHD) WIC participants.
Under the direction of the Health Strategy Director, the Community Outreach Specialist conducts maternal/parental and next of kin interviews and provides summaries of findings, in accordance with the Fetal and Infant Mortality Review (FIMR) and Overdose Fatality Review (OFR) team guidelines.
The Early Voting Coordinator plans and leads all activities associated with absentee ballots that are processed through the Early Voting Centers (In-Person Absentee Voting (IPAV)), dropboxes, and the Special Voting Deputy (SVD) program.
The Electrical Inspector conducts system inspections in commercial, industrial, and residential buildings to ensure compliance with applicable electrical codes.
The Engineering Technician IV performs layout and design of the City of Milwaukee’s Traffic Control Signing and Marking System using computer-aided design and drafting (CADD) systems.
The Equipment and Tool Mechanic 3 maintains, repairs, and inventories the machinery, shop equipment, power tools, and hand tools both at the Milwaukee Water Works (MWW)-Distribution field headquarters and at field locations.
The Health Access Assistant provides customer service, comprehensive support and information to clients seeking to apply for governmental benefit and entitlement programs, such as Medicaid, the Health Insurance Marketplace, BadgerCare Plus, Family Planning Only Services, SeniorCare, FoodShare Wisconsin and Wisconsin Shares Childcare.
The Industrial Machine Repair Mechanic 2 performs preventative maintenance and basic repairs to MWW equipment and facilities, operates equipment to perform snow and ice control, and performs routine duties at outlying booster stations. The incumbent will assist with complex repairs, equipment installation and replacement and troubleshooting electrical, HVAC and automation systems and equipment.
Under the general direction of the License Coordinator, the License Specialist I processes applications and permits in accordance with State statutes, City ordinances and departmental procedures.
The Municipal Services Electrician in Milwaukee Water Works (MWW) installs, repairs, troubleshoots, and maintains electrical wiring and equipment such as pumps, motors, generators, instruments, and automated machines within MWW water treatment plants and the distribution system.
The Office Assistant IV helps Milwaukee Police Department (MPD) units to operate efficiently by performing complex and responsible administrative tasks requiring a command of administrative procedures, automated systems, and departmental policies and procedures.
Police Aides are uniformed civilian employees who serve in an apprentice-style program designed to prepare them for a career as a Police Officer. Duties include administrative and clerical functions and processing of department arrestees. The assignments are widely varied so that the Police Aide will gain a broad range of operational and administrative experience. Police Aides are required to meet established criteria by completing a prescribed course of college curriculum and a physical fitness program prior to being considered for appointment to Police Officer.
Police Officers preserve public peace, protect life and property, work within the community to prevent crime, and enforce ordinances of the City of Milwaukee and the laws of the State of Wisconsin.
Under the direction of Police Records Manager, the Police Records Supervisor supervises the daily operations of the Records Management Division of the Milwaukee Police Department (MPD).
Under the direction of the Workforce Planning and Certification Supervisor, the Position Control Specialist will facilitate the position control aspects of the integration with Workday and will maintain the position control process for general City positions, ensuring that positions align with approved staffing levels and titles and that the attendant notifications, benefits and other permissions are activated.
Public Health Nurses engage in a variety of population-based and individual nursing activities in homes, schools, clinics and community settings designed to assure that health care is accessible and available to residents. Nursing assignments may be in one of the following programs: Empowering Families of Milwaukee (EFM), Communicable Disease, Tuberculosis Prevention and Care, Home Environmental Health, Milwaukee Breast and Cervical Cancer Awareness and Sexual and Reproductive Health.
The Residential Property Appraiser 1 inspects residential properties for sale, permit and valuation review.
The Urban Forestry Technical Services Manager oversees the Technical Services of the Forestry Section by developing and implementing in-service training programs; coordinating independent and cooperative research projects related to plant health care, urban forest management techniques, and operations; and supervising up to 25 Urban Forestry Arborist Apprentices, three full-time Tree Protection Technicians, six Urban Forestry Interns, and three Youth Arborist Apprentices annually. The Urban Forestry Technical Services Manager participates in snow and ice control operations.
The Water Customer Service Manager oversees the Milwaukee Water Works’ (MWW) customer service and cashiering units, which handle a high volume of customer calls and in-person transactions on a daily basis. The incumbent ensures the professional, effective, and efficient responses to customers regarding municipal service bills, water usage, address changes, and other requests for service on more than 160,000 accounts.
The Water Repair Worker 1 locates and repairs valve and service access boxes in the Milwaukee Water Works (MWW) distribution system and assists Water Distribution Investigators with conducting routine and emergency investigations.
With a focus on pump, treatment, and chemical filtration changes, as well as plant integration, the Water Treatment Plant Operator 1 maintains process control of the MWW water treatment plants and distribution pumping systems to meet production requirements for high quality, sufficient drinking water.