Environmental Services Administrator, Water Resources & Planning
Environmental Services Administrator, Water Resources & Planning
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$ 148548 - 207396
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The Coachella Valley (Valley) includes nine diverse cities: Palm Springs Cathedral City Palm Desert Rancho Mirage Indian Wells La Quinta Desert Hot Springs Indio and Coachella as well as portions of unincorporated Riverside County. The Valley is an alluring destination for both residents and tourists alike with year-round sunshine low cost of living and a variety of cultural activities. The Coachella Valley Water District has offices located in the cities of Palm Desert and Coachella and has nearly 1000 square miles within its boundaries.
A governing five-member Board of Directors is elected from five geographic divisions for four-year terms. This fiscal year CVWD has $165.6 million budgeted for capital projects and $300 million for operating and maintenance. Currently CVWD has a staff of more than 560.
The Environmental Services Department is responsible for water quality and groundwater replenishment monitoring and reporting including oversight of a state-certified laboratory. The Department also manages biological resources and environmental permitting programs. The Department is organized into six divisions that develop and implement programs to comply with local state and federal regulations protecting water quality and environmental resources. The divisions are: Environmental Water Quality Laboratory Monitoring Source Control and Water Resources. The Department has 30 FTEs with a $9.3 million FY2025 budget.
Reporting to the Director of Environmental Services the Environmental Services Administrator - Water Resources and Planning directs manages and oversees assigned environmental services programs in water resources and planning and associated policies and procedures with District-wide impact. They also act as a liaison with public and private organizations and regulatory agencies to support the Districts objectives related to environmental services.
The ideal candidates will hold a bachelors degree from an accredited college or university with major coursework in engineering geology hydrogeology biology environmental science natural resources management or other job relevant field; AND have eight (8) years of progressively professional level experience in activities related to water quality management water resources management wastewater source control management or professional geological hydrogeological or engineering experience. This position requires a minimum of five (5) years of direct managerial/supervisory experience. Certification as a Professional Hydrogeologist or registration as a Professional CE is a plus.
Salary range: $148548 to $207396
Please apply on-line by June 23 2025 at . For questions contact Sherrill Uyeda at or Syldy Tom at . Main Office is . EEO/ADA.
Required Experience:
Unclear Seniority
Employment Type
Full Time
