Neighborhood Engagement Coordinator
Listed on 2026-01-12
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Government
Government Administration, Public Health
** This position is subject to a Hiring Incentive up to $2,000**
The Neighborhood Engagement Coordinator supports the Assistant Director of Neighborhood Engagement in carrying out the Town’s strategy. This role prioritizes engagement, followed by education, and enforcement, to foster a positive and collaborative environment.
This role combines community outreach, education, and enforcement activities to enhance neighborhood livability and maintain community standards. Coordinators serve as the frontline representatives of the Town, fostering relationships with residents, HOAs, and civic groups while ensuring compliance with ordinances and state law. The ideal candidate demonstrates integrity, professionalism, and a service-first mindset while promoting a safe, welcoming, and connected community.
Key Responsibilities- Develop and implement outreach initiatives to engage residents, HOAs, and civic organizations.
- Build relationships with community stakeholders through regular meetings, events, and public forums.
- Collaborate with Town departments to promote community programs and services.
- Represent the Town at neighborhood gatherings, pop-up events, and Keep Little Elm Beautiful activities.
- Create educational materials and resources to inform residents about Town ordinances and standards.
- Conduct workshops, presentations, and training to promote awareness and voluntary compliance.
- Support the Assistant Director in coordinating community events and neighborhood initiatives.
- Leverage digital tools (social media, Town website, newsletters) to expand outreach and accessibility.
- Conduct inspections and investigations to ensure compliance with Town ordinances and state law.
- Issue warnings, citations, or other enforcement actions in a fair and consistent manner.
- Prepare case files, compile evidence, and testify in municipal court when required.
- Collaborate with other departments and agencies to resolve community concerns and safeguard public safety.
- High School Diploma or General Equivalency Diploma (GED) is required.
- Prior experience in community engagement, customer service, or code enforcement strongly preferred.
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