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Assistant City Manager & Human Resources Director

Date Posted: Jul 29, 2026
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    Location City of The Dalles, Oregon, United States of America
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    Job Type: Permanent
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    Apply Before: Oct 28, 2026

Job Description

Overview

July 08, 2026 POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT Assistant City Manager & Human Resources Director City of The Dalles Department: Human Resources Compensation: $127 273.26 annually Status: Full-time, FLSA Exempt, Non-Represented Closing Date: Open until filled. Applications received by 5pm 07/22/2026 will be considered for the first round of interviews. This recruitment may be used to fill future vacancies The City of The Dalles is seeking an experienced, forward-thinking leader to serve as Assistant City Manager & Human Resources Director. This executive-level position is a key strategic partner to the City Manager and City leadership and provides direct leadership to several important City functions. The position currently oversees Human Resources, Safety & Risk, Information Technology, Finance, and Library services, with direct supervisory responsibility for assigned department directors and executive-level staff. The portfolio may evolve over time based on organizational priorities and the strengths of the successful candidate. As Human Resources Director, this position also leads the City's small but mighty Human Resources Department and is responsible for the full range of City human resources functions. This is a working director role that requires both strategic leadership and a willingness to personally engage in complex, sensitive, and sometimes difficult personnel matters. The City welcomes candidates who have built their careers through either public administration or human resources leadership. The successful candidate will bring strong executive judgment, demonstrated experience navigating complex employee and organizational issues, and the ability to build trust while addressing difficult matters directly. This is an exciting opportunity for a seasoned leader who thrives in a dynamic public-sector environment and is committed to building a positive, accountable, equitable, and high-performing organization. About the Role The Assistant City Manager & Human Resources Director serves in a unique dual leadership role, combining broad executive and organizational responsibilities with direct leadership of the City's human resources function. Assistant City Manager Leadership As Assistant City Manager, the position: Serves as a strategic advisor and thought partner to the City Manager on organizational, operational, workforce, and leadership matters. Provides direct leadership, supervision, coaching, and performance oversight to assigned department directors and executive-level staff. Oversees assigned departments and functions, currently including Human Resources, Safety & Risk, Information Technology, Finance, and Library services. Helps translate City Council and City Manager priorities into coordinated organizational action. Leads complex cross-departmental initiatives requiring collaboration, organizational change, problem-solving, and sustained executive attention. Evaluates organizational systems, policies, and practices and advances improvements that strengthen accountability, service delivery, efficiency, and organizational performance. Serves as a leader, trusted advisor and resource on the City's Leadership Team. Assumes leadership responsibility for significant organizational issues and special projects as assigned by the City Manager. Human Resources Leadership As Human Resources Director, the position leads the full range of City human resources functions, including: Recruitment and selection. Labor and employee relations. Performance management. Workplace investigations. Corrective and disciplinary processes. Benefits administration. Classification and compensation. Policy development and implementation. ADA and EEO compliance. Safety and risk management. Organizational development and leadership support. The position serves as a member of the City's labor negotiation team, administers collective bargaining agreements, and serves as the City's EEO Officer and ADA Coordinator. The successful candidate must be comfort

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City of The Dalles, Oregon, United States of America

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