1 Plans, coordinates, and monitors the activities of the designated animal services program by actively engaging staff and public to coordinate services associated with the program goals; trains and educates staff and volunteers on programs and initiatives.
2 Composes, creates, and drafts public information, coordinates support functions, events and materials to promote the assigned program and DAS services at events; attends community meetings and functions.
3 Develops, coordinates, and promotes strategic partnerships and educational opportunities with community partners to provide comprehensive service delivery.
4 Designs and distributes information materials including electronic correspondence, newsletters, flyers and brochures.
5 Analyzes, maintains and monitors records and computer system to ensure accurate program information is available.
6 Coordinates and reconciles every bit report and aggressive animal encounter to ensure correct information is recorded; analyzes records, facilitates communication, coordinates case logistics, and ensures all appropriate safety measures are in place; updates and edits records or aggressive or dangerous dogs or animals.
7 Maintains and coordinates rescue program; fosters and builds positive relationships with community members; screens and approves new rescue partners and maintains files for active partners.
8 Prepares letters, memorandums, and general correspondences; coordinates animal transfers and rescue activities.
9 Researches identification tags, microchips, and various entries regarding animals; communicates with animal owners and responds to phone calls and other requests for information or inquiries.
10 Performs any and all other work as needed or assigned.