Research and Tracking Planner - Community Development Office DOLA
The Community Development Office in the Colorado Department of Local Affairs, Division of Local Government, is looking for a planner who enjoys research and data analysis around land use planning policies and strategies and wants some flexibility in their work schedule. This position can be remote but office space in Denver is available if needed. Hours can be flexible. CDO estimates the work will last up to 9 months and can be full or part-time. The position pays $25/hr.
Reporting to the Senior Planner in the Community Development Office, the Research and Tracking Planner will be primarily responsible for assisting program and planning staff in CDO in researching and collecting, and tracking data on local government land use strategies and best practices, especially for the Innovative Affordable Housing Incentive program (created by HB21-1271), the Strong Communities program (HB22-1304), and similar programs. This work is necessary to support the recovery from the COVID pandemic.
The desired candidate has local government land use planning experience or knowledge, general knowledge of affordable housing issues, excellent research and writing skills, and strong data analysis skills. Graphic and document design skills are a plus but not required. Intermediate knowledge of Google Suite (e.g., Sheets, Drive) and Microsoft Office (e.g., Excel, PowerPoint, Word) products are preferred.
Additional details on position duties:
30% | Duty Statement - Land Use Strategy & Best Practices Research.
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70% | Duty Statement - Land Use Strategy Tracking, Analysis, and Reporting
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If you are interested, please submit your resume and cover letter to Robyn DiFalco ([email protected]) and Mitch Hendrick ([email protected]) by May 12 (however, applications will be reviewed until the position is filled).