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Senior Policy Analyst, ZERO TO THREE - Remote

 Title: Senior Policy Analyst

Type: Full-time, Remote

Pay: estimated to be low $80k - low $100k

Reporting to the Early Childhood Developmental Health Systems (ECDHS) Director, the Sr. Policy Analyst will play a critical role in helping ECDHS achieve its vision to support states and communities across the nation build equitable and family-centered early childhood systems that improve the health and well-being of our nation’s babies and toddlers. This position will also work to expand the integration of high-quality early childhood services into pediatric settings to address the holistic needs of children and families. The Sr. Policy Analyst will provide technical assistance, policy research, fiscal analysis, and sustainability planning to support the ECDHS Evidence to Impact Center (EIC).

Apply here with a resume and cover letter.

Community Planner (Transportation) - Federal Highway Administration

Closing date: 05/21/2024
Salary: $143,736 - $191,900
Locations: Juneau, AK; Montgomery, AL; Little Rock, AR; Phoenix, AZ; an 65 other locations

Summary

This position is responsible for providing leadership, program expertise and technical support for the implementation of Federal Highway Administration’s (FHWA’s) Planning program with an emphasis on transportation planning, programming, and project development. This position is also responsible for providing technical assistance to FHWA staff, State and local agencies, and other parties in the development and implementation of transportation planning techniques and processes.

Full description and application available here.

City Planner V - Chicago Department of Planning and Development

Bureau of City-Wide Planning
Bureau of Planning and Design
Number of Positions: 6
Starting Salary: $80,472.00

Bureau of City-wide Planning | 3 positions

Under general supervision, performs professional urban planning of a complex nature, typically requiring the coordination of projects relating to city-wide systems such as rivers and waterways, industrial areas, and/or sustainability, and performs related duties as required.

 

Bureau of Planning & Design | 3 positions

Under general supervision, performs professional urban planning of a complex nature, typically requiring the coordination of projects relating to the development and revitalization of residential, commercial, and industrial communities, and performs related duties as required.


Available here by searching for Job Number 395218

Program Associate - Shared-Use Mobility Center

Position Title:      Program Associate 

Date Opened:      March 12, 2024

Date Closing: April 21, 2024 ‐ Applications reviewed on a rolling basis

Position Details: Full-time salaried position with benefits
Salary commensurate with experience: $50,000 – $67,000
Based in Chicago or Los Angeles area, with hybrid remote/in-office work location model.

General Overview:   

The Shared-Use Mobility Center (SUMC) is a non-profit public interest organization promoting multimodal transportation systems that work for all. Through pilot projects, applied research, capacity-building, and technical assistance, SUMC helps communities realize a vision of an equitable and sustainable mobility future.

SUMC is expanding its technical assistance, capacity-building, research, and convening efforts through partnerships with the United States Department of Transportation (USDOT), Federal Transit Administration (FTA), the State of California, and other public partners. Among other activities, SUMC is part of a capacity-building team for the USDOT’s Thriving Communities Program supporting disadvantaged and under-resourced communities, enabling them to advance transportation projects that support community-driven economic development, health, environment, mobility, and access goals. SUMC hosts the Mobility Innovation Collaborative and the Mobility Learning Center in partnership with the Federal Transit Administration to support transit agencies, cities, and regions nationwide in adopting innovative, multimodal mobility solutions, and improvements to transit access and information. SUMC works in partnership with CALSTART as the Program Administrator for the California Air Resources Board’s Clean Mobility Options (CMO) program, delivering approximately $35M in funding and capacity-building resources to disadvantaged and low-income communities across California in pursuit of mobility equity goals through zero-emission shared mobility pilots.

Full description and application available here.

Senior Planner - Metropolitan Council (St. Paul, MN)

Who: The Metropolitan Council is the regional government agency serving the seven-county Twin Cities metropolitan area. We plan 30 years ahead for the future of the metropolitan area and provide regional transportation, wastewater, and housing services.

Our Community Development Division is responsible for the Council's regional growth strategy, planning and technical assistance to local communities, and parks and open space. This also includes the Metropolitan Housing and Redevelopment Authority (Metro HRA) and the Livable Communities Program.

What: The Senior Planner will be responsible for supporting the Community Development Department's responsibility for the preparation and maintenance of the regional development guide (Thrive MSP 2040), and Regional Systems and Policy Plans, which includes review of local comprehensive plan amendments, environmental reviews, watershed district plans, housing reviews, and other planning types of reviews. Will serve as a sector representative providing planning technical assistance to Council members and local governments. Will assist in the development of resources and technical assistance related to implementation of local comprehensive plans.