• Operate, service, and maintain the following types of road equipment: Road Grader, dozer, front-end loader, backhoe, water truck, dump truck, impact roller, street broom, snow plow truck, lowboy, chip spreader, belly dump.
• Construct, maintain, pave and repair roads and bridges.
• Clear and mow right-of-way.
• Maintain road signs.
• Plow snow from bus routes, designated primary arteries, and secondary roads as directed to ensure that roads are safe and passable; and sand roads as appropriate. Make signage and safety recommendations to the appropriate supervisor to identify hazards and prevent accidents.
• Grade gravel roads to maintain safe conditions.
• Haul surface materials by truck and spread on road surfaces.
• Install and clean culverts, including steaming open in cold weather.
• Repair potholes with asphalt.
• Chip and seal roads for easier maintenance.
• Maintain and repair asphalt road surfaces.
• Trim trees and brush when necessary for proper visibility.
• Repair and replace road signs.
• Service and maintain the assigned machine/machinery.
• Clean and repair the shop.
• Assist with traffic control, including flagging, and detouring as assigned.
• Cattle guard cleaning and installation.
• Assist in welding and torch work.
• Maintain accurate and complete records of machinery material usage, and fuel usage.
• Accurately complete all pertinent paperwork relating to job function such as, but not limited to, work orders, requisitions and timesheets.

• Conduct interviews with veterans and their dependents to evaluate their needs and eligibility for various benefits and services.

• Provide info1mation and guidance on benefits such as disability compensation, healthcare, education, and housing programs.

• Assist clients in completing application forms and gathering the necessary documentation.

• Advocate on behalf of veterans to help resolve issues and navigate complex bureaucratic processes.

• Prepare and submit claims for veterans' benefits to the relevant government agencies.

• Monitor the progress of these claims, follow up with the agencies, and ensure they are processed promptly.

• Assist veterans in appealing any denied claims, if necessary.

• Engage in outreach activities to inform veterans and their families about available services and benefits.

• Organize workshops, seminars, and informational sessions to educate veterans about their rights and entitlements. Stay informed about any changes in veterans' laws and regulations to ensure accurate information is provided. Maintain accurate and confidential client records.

• Track and document the status of claims and services provided.

• Prepare reports on caseload and outcomes as required by the employer.

• Partner with other VSOs, government agencies, veterans service organizations, and community resources to provide comprehensive support for veterans.

• Remain informed about local resources and refer veterans to the appropriate services, such as mental health counseling or job placement programs.

• Partner with other VSOs, government agencies, veterans service organizations, and community resources to provide comprehensive support for veterans.

• Remain informed about local resources and refer veterans to the appropriate services, such as mental health counseling or job placement programs.

• Operate landfill heavy equipment such as loaders, dozers, compactors, excavators, dump trucks, track hoes, and other equipment used in grading, excavating, covering, and compacting waste.
• Monitor landfill site conditions to identify safety hazards, instability, or environmental concerns.
• Screen, measure, classify, and price incoming solid-waste loads; maintain accurate daily records of volumes, waste types, and fees collected.
• Safeguard and account for all landfill revenue.
• Maintain cleanliness, organization, and a professional appearance of the landfill property and public areas, including office and restroom.
• Inspect equipment daily; perform basic maintenance, lubrication, and adjustments.
• Follow CDPHE solid-waste regulations, local requirements, and all applicable safety standards for landfill operations.
• Use judgment and initiative to improve the landfill’s efficiency, safety, and customer service.
• Perform other related duties as assigned by the Landfill Director or, in their absence, the County Commissioners.
• All duties are performed in accordance with Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Solid Waste Regulations, 6 CCR 1007-2.

• Create and maintain accurate address points for the County’s 911 system and disaster response mapping.
• Coordinate updates to the Master Street Address Guide (MSAG) with emergency dispatch in accordance with state guidelines.
• Ensure data integrity across CAD systems used for emergency dispatching and planning.
• Produce and maintain GIS maps for emergency management, including evacuation zones, incident tracking, and situational awareness tools.
• Collect, create, and update geospatial data layers such as roads, parcels, utilities, and zoning information.
• Conduct field verification using GPS equipment to validate roadway alignments, parcel boundaries, and survey control points.
• Maintain GIS databases in coordination with IT infrastructure requirements.
• Respond to map and data requests from county departments and provide technical GIS assistance.
• Assist in integrating GIS into county workflows to improve decision-making and operational efficiency.
• Document data standards, metadata, and procedures consistently.
• Ensure compliance with state and federal GIS standards, particularly those connected to public safety.
• Develop and maintain cadastral layers, ownership records, and maps using plats, deeds, and other recorded documents.
• Create and maintain property assessment maps and general-use county maps.
• Perform spatial calculations required for parcel splits, combinations, and acreage verification.
• Provide information and assistance to the public and county offices in a professional manner