Wyoming Montana State Coordinator Job in Cheyenne, Wyoming US

Wyoming Montana State Coordinator

DUTIES: This position is the Wyoming/Montana State Coordinator. Incumbent serves as a liaison between and among the congressional delegations, State Governors, State elected and appointed officials, State agencies, County and City officials, government associations and federal agencies in Wyoming and Montana on behalf of and in concert with the Regional Directorate and National Park Service (NPS) Superintendents in Wyoming and Montana. Reviews management plans and major programs of the Wyoming and Montana NPS units in order to evaluate and recommend opportunities for increased cooperation between public and private sector organizations, State and federal agencies and the National Park Service. Coordinates special projects and activities in multiple NPS areas with State or other Federal agencies involving National Heritage areas, State based tourism, etc. PHYSICAL DEMANDS: While most activities are office related and sedentary, physical exertion may be necessary when on field assignments. WORK ENVIRONMENT: Work is in a climate-controlled office setting. Field assignments occur in temperatures that vary from the 40's to over 100 degrees in summer. AREA INFORMATION/HOUSING INFORMATION: A blend of the old and new West, Cheyenne has a cultural diversity and variety unlike most communities. Tradition and Innovation have culminated here to provide a great place to live work and do business. Cheyenne has built a strong community with a steadfast pioneer spirit and a strong vision for the future. The capital of Wyoming, Cheyenne is a bustling city surrounded by a beautiful countryside. While offering many amenities found in an urban setting - performing arts, galleries, top-notch health care - Cheyenne has a decidedly western flavor. The annual Frontier Days draw tens of thousands to the community to see a variety of events including the world's largest outdoor rodeo. The economy here benefits from the location of Francis E. Warren Air Force Base and energy generation, both traditional and alternative. The population is 59,466. Public education in the city of Cheyenne is provided by Laramie County School District #1. The district is served by three high schools. Cheyenne is home to Laramie County Community College (LCCC) and a branch of Institute of Business Medical Careers. Winters are cold and moderately long, but relatively dry, with a January average of 25.9 °F. However, the coldness is often interrupted, with chinook winds blowing downslope from the Rockies that can warm conditions, bringing the high above 50 °F. Snowfall is greatest in March and April, averaging 60 inches for the season, yet thick snow cover rarely stays. Summers are warm, with a July average of 67.7 °F and highs reaching 90 °F. The annual precipitation tends to be concentrated from May to August and is low during fall and winter, contributing to the area's 2980 hours of sunshine per year.