5 jobs found in Lincoln, CA

Communications & Outreach Coordinator Full-time position Sacramento area (Loomis, California) Compensation: $61,313 – $87,100 annual salary –Commensurate with experience Position Summary: The Communications & Outreach Coordinator supports public-sector consulting projects. The role delivers high-quality communications and community engagement services for transportation, infrastructure, tolling, and land-use planning programs. This position bridges strategy and execution, supporting proposal development, contract compliance, and day-to-day outreach delivery. Work assignments will vary based on project needs and timelines and may include daytime, evening, or occasional weekend support for public meetings. The Coordinator works closely with senior staff, designers, web developers, translators, and public agency partners to ensure outreach commitments made in proposals are implemented clearly, consistently, and on schedule. Key Responsibilities Support...

The Placer County Sheriff's Office is currently seeking a temporary Extra-Help Coroner Technicians. The Coroner’s Unit has the unique and imperative responsibility to conduct complete and objective medicolegal investigations surrounding “reportable” deaths within Placer County, the purpose being to determine the circumstances, cause, and manner of death. Applicants who are hired as Extra Help may be eligible to transition to Permanent status as positions become available. Extra Help/Temporary positions are limited to 999 hours per fiscal year (960 hours for CalPERS retired annuitants). MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS Any combination of experience and training that would provide the required knowledge and abilities is qualifying. A typical way to obtain the required knowledge and abilities would be: Experience:   One year of experience in a morgue, hospital, mortuary, or related facility that includes the handling of human remains is desirable. Training:   Equivalent to the...

Enjoy the scenery and become a Bus Driver for Placer County! This position involves the transportation of public passengers throughout the County. Additional duties include scheduling, assisting passengers in entering and exiting the vehicle, collecting fares, operating a two-way radio, and conducting vehicle safety inspections. EXPERIENCE Bus Driver I: None required. Bus Driver II: One year of responsible paid driving experience involving the carrying of passengers or six months of training as a Bus Driver I in a Placer County transit system. TRAINING Bus Driver I: Formal or informal education or training which ensures the ability to read and write at a level necessary for successful job performance. Bus Driver II: Successful completion of the experience requirement is proof of sufficient training for this class. LICENSE OR CERTIFICATE Bus Driver I: Possession of a valid Class C, and the ability to obtain a valid Commercial...

The Placer County Sheriff's Office is currently accepting applications for Evidence Technician - I and Evidence Technician - II.  Each level in this job series has different minimum qualifications. Duties may include, but are not limited to, the following: Oversee the preparation, identification, and maintenance of assigned evidence and found property. Perform field forensic work under the direction of sworn staff; search for and collect physical evidence; photograph and video record crime scenes; make diagrams and log items collected from each location; process and send out blood and urine samples to be analyzed; conduct specialized tasks in photography, latent fingerprint development, and other evidence collection as required. Identify and preserve evidence; make evidence available for viewing and courtroom presentations; book property into and out of evidence to preserve the chain of evidence; maintain evidence rooms and storage areas in an organized and orderly...

Placer County's Agriculture, Parks, and Natural Resources Department is seeking a Wildlife Specialist to join its dedicated team! This role is part of the department’s Wildlife Services program, which helps residents address wildlife-related concerns and provides expert guidance on behavior modification, repellents, exclusion methods, and habitat management. As a Wildlife Specialist, you’ll play a vital role in educating the public on integrated pest management strategies while helping resolve conflicts with local wildlife. Responsibilities include trapping nuisance animals like skunks, raccoons, and opossums in both urban and rural areas. Additionally, you’ll respond to depredation cases involving livestock and pets threatened by predators such as coyotes, mountain lions, and bears. The role also involves managing issues related to wild pigs and beavers, whose dam-building activities can lead to flooding and property damage. This is a unique opportunity to make a...