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Assistant Corporation Counsel
Category:
Law
Attorneys in this role will provide legal counsel to city departments and boards, represent the City of Albany in legal proceedings, collaborate with city leaders and community stakeholders, provide training to city employees, negotiate and draft contracts, ensure the compliance with applicable laws and regulations, and attend public meetings. Candidates should expect to engage in a broad range of municipal legal work, including contract negotiations, litigation defense, legal advisory services, employee discipline matters, and enforcement actions as assigned by Corporation Counsel
Salary:
$83,060 - $118,870
Location:
Albany, NY
Hours:
Full Time
Assistant Operations Manager
Category:
Water & Water Supply
Performs a variety of supervisory, administrative, technical tasks and related activities for the construction, maintenance, operation, repair, and replacement of City’s water and sewer systems and related facilities. Works under the direction and reports to the Operations Manager. Exercises direct supervision over the Department’s Foremen.
Salary:
$71,620 - $101,230
Location:
Albany, NY
Hours:
Full Time
Budget Director
Category:
Administrative Services
The Budget Director plays a key role in developing and managing the City of Albany’s annual operating budget. This position works closely with department leaders to review budget requests, analyze financial data, and ensure city spending aligns with approved budget plans.
The Budget Director also monitors departmental spending and city revenue throughout the year, identifies financial trends, and makes recommendations to support responsible and efficient use of public funds. This role reports to the Commissioner of Administrative Services and helps guide the city’s overall budgeting process.
Key Responsibilities:
Coordinate and manage the preparation of the City’s annual operating budget.
Review and analyze departmental budget requests and financial data.
Work with department heads to confirm budget needs and make adjustments.
Monitor department spending and city revenue throughout the year.
Identify financial trends, cost projections, and potential budget issues.
Prepare reports and recommendations for city leadership.
Present budget information to city committees and at public hearings.
Support the approval and publication of the final city budget.
Process budget adjustments and transfers when needed.
Salary:
$104,810- $148,140