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The City of Orlando has an opening for a Discrimination Investigator I/II. This position performs professional and administrative work conducting complaint intakes and investigating complaints of unlawful discrimination in employment, residential housing, and public accommodations. Responsibilities include conducting complaint intakes, investigating complaints, holding fact-finding sessions, counseling, providing technical assistance, interpreting applicable laws, conducting seminars and workshops, conducting case law research, and preparing analytical reports. Work is performed under the general supervision of the Human Relations Manager. Performance is evaluated through qualitative review of work product and external audits. This position may be required to work and participate in community events and other Human Relations activities deemed necessary by the Human Relations Manager, including hours after 5:00 p.m., weekends, and holidays. Apply today at orlando.gov/jobs!

We’re Hiring! Passionate about community engagement and building strong neighborhood connections? The City of Orlando is looking for a Neighborhood Relations Coordinator! This position is responsible for community engagement work and performs ongoing outreach efforts, neighborhood leadership training and connecting residents to city programs. This includes project management and requires effective communication skills. The position requires office and field work, including some evenings and weekends. Apply by October 11, 2025. https://lnkd.in/e5udctRy

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The City of Orlando has an opening for a Hydraulic Engineering Manager. This position performs administrative and supervisory work, overseeing water infrastructure and hydraulic modeling projects for the Public Works Department. An incumbent assigned to this classification manages technical professional staff while driving the design, analysis, and implementation of complex water and wastewater systems. Work is performed under the general direction of the Wastewater Division Manager, and performance is reviewed through conferences and results obtained. Apply today at orlando.gov/jobs!

The City of Orlando has an opening for a Floodplain Manager. This position performs responsible managerial and administrative including: reducing the risk of flooding for the City of Orlando; implementing related regulations; managing permits and hydrologic/hydraulic models; reviewing drainage and floodplain related studies to ensure conformance with the City and/or grant requirement; updating floodplain maps; coordinating with other departments to manage proposals and projects; ensuring compliance with local, state, and federal regulations; responding to flooding events; and helping with post-flood recovery.  Manages a team of professionals whose purpose in the organization is to review floodplain development permit applications and supporting materials to ensure proposed construction work meets City/state/federal criteria and do not pose increased flood hazard risks to the public. Assess flooding areas throughout the City to provide flood mitigation strategy and improvement projects using acceptable engineering and modeling methodology.  In addition, the position manages the City's FEMA Community Rating System (CRS) program, the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), Floodplain Management and Mitigation program, National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) program, and drainage wells. Apply today: https://lnkd.in/ec9uHPMh View all other openings at orlando.gov/jobs!

Congratulations to Katrina, recipient of the City of Orlando’s 2024 Mayor’s Leadership Award! For more than 26 years, Katrina Laudeman has dedicated her career to serving our city, with the last decade as Treasurer. Her dedication, expertise and ability to lead with both strategy and heart make her an incredible asset to our organization and an inspiration to those who work alongside her. Katrina’s impact is seen across some of the city’s most important financial achievements. She helped negotiate the TDT interlocal agreement with Orange County Government, securing funding for improvements at Camping World Stadium and the Kia Center. Most recently, she led her team in issuing $400 million in bonds for the stadium, along with a $60 million line of credit for Kia Center upgrades and $150 million in Water Reclamation bonds. Her leadership extends far beyond investments and bonds. Treasury administers the city’s pension and retirement plans, coordinating board meetings, managing disability hearings and working with more than 40 investment managers. Through it all, Katrina leads a “small but mighty” team of four with a leadership style that empowers and inspires, giving her staff meaningful responsibilities while offering the guidance they need to grow and succeed. Katrina also has a gift for making complex financial topics easy to understand. Whether presenting to the city’s Investment and Finance Committees or teaching the Mayor’s Executive Leadership class, she connects with her audience in a way that makes the numbers clear and relatable. Please join us in celebrating Katrina’s outstanding leadership and this well-deserved recognition!

The City of Orlando has an opening for a Transportation Planning Project Coordinator. This position performs administrative and professional work in the coordination of the Transportation Department’s review and provision of conditions of approval for land development applications. Serves as the primary point of contact for the department at development review meetings including pre-applications, Technical Review Committee (TRC), Municipal Planning Board(MPB), and Development Review Committee (DRC). An employee assigned to this classification is responsible for planning, directing and coordinating transportation review activities to ensure projects are reviewed in line with City and State code as well as best practices and are completed within prescribed time frame parameters. Apply today on orlando.gov/jobs!