City of Loveland

Congratulations to the very first graduating class of Loveland 101! 🎉 Over the past five sessions, participants connected directly with City leaders and staff, explored how local government operates, and gained a deeper understanding of the work happening throughout the City of Loveland. Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make the launch of Loveland 101 such a success. We loved seeing everyone engage, learn, and build stronger connections within our community. We’re excited to welcome future classes in the years to come. 💙

Celebrating wildlife conservation in our own backyard!   Last week City of Loveland Parks & Recreation’s Open Lands & Trails team partnered with the Colorado Avian Research and Rehabilitation Institute (CARRI) to band American kestrel chicks in a nest box at a Loveland natural area.   Banding helps researchers track population trends, migration, and habitat needs—supporting the long‑term health of North America’s smallest falcon.   We’re proud to help support the incredible wildlife that calls Loveland home.

📣The City is hiring. Head to go.lovgov.org/jobs for more details. New this week: Benefit Eligible 👷Senior Projects Manager - Power The Senior Projects Manager performs engineering and project management while leading project teams in the planning, design, construction, operation and maintenance of the electrical distribution systems and associated enterprise software systems and interconnections. Additionally, this position is a resource for other employees and operations staff in providing technical knowledge in project delivery, internal design, and constructability reviews. Salary range: $104,737.36 - $146,632.30 annually. This opportunity will be available to applicants until filled. ⚡️Utilities Customer Programs Specialist The Utilities Customer Programs Specialist supports the development, implementation, and administration of utility customer programs, including customer service programs and energy and water efficiency, demand response, and distributed energy resource programs for residential and commercial customers. This is a customer-facing role requiring strong collaboration across customer divisions and program development teams. Serves as a liaison and advocate for all utility customers by providing program engagement, reporting, analytics, and customer service. Salary range: $67,978.56 - $91,771.06 annually, DOQ. 💧Treatment & Compliance Manager Provides strategic leadership and oversight for operations across the Water Treatment Plant, Water Reclamation Facility, and Water Quality Services Group, ensuring optimal performance, regulatory compliance, and alignment between technical programs with organizational objectives. Leads the development and execution of strategies to maintain compliance with current water and wastewater regulations while proactively preparing for future requirements. Administers data-driven process improvements, guides capital planning, and fosters innovation through close collaboration with internal teams and state regulatory agencies. Salary range: $132,699.42 - $192,414,35 annually, DOQ.   💬Communication & Engagement Specialist - Utilities Manage, develop, coordinate and execute strategic communication and community engagement. Coordinate effective use of personal, print, digital and electronic communication tools to align and further the goals of specific departments. Provide accurate, regular, reliable information to the public and staff on department operations. This position is salaried/exempt. Salary range: $67,978.56 - $91,771.06 annually, DOQ. #LovelandJobs #NowHiring #ServingLoveland

Deputy City Manager/CFO Brian Waldes was named acting city manager for the City of Loveland last night with a 9-0 City Council vote. He will work closely with City Manager Jim Thompson to ensure a smooth transition leading up to Thompson’s retirement on July 7. “I am humbled to be trusted by Council with this critical role. In my four years with Loveland, I have learned a great deal about our strengths and challenges. We have a lot of both. Our biggest strength is our people, and I am looking forward to meeting our challenges in this interim period with their help. We are One City, One Team,” said Waldes. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gYnxqWgT

Hey Loveland, tune in for tonight's City Council meeting to stay up to date with your local government! 🏛️ The appointment of the Acting City Manager is on tonight's consent agenda. On the regular agenda to discuss, among other items: ➡️ Boards and commissions handbook ➡️ City Council protocol ➡️ Community Development Block Grant appropriation ➡️ Parks and Recreation water acquisition ➡️ Q1 financial report You can participate in-person, virtually over Zoom, or by telephone. Find more info on participating in the agenda. 🕕 6 p.m. 📆 Tuesday, May 19 📍 City Council Chambers (500 E. 3rd St.) 🔗 Find the agenda → https://lnkd.in/gBYEpk7g ℹ️ See other public meetings coming up → https://lnkd.in/g9JSfF7y #YourVoiceMatters #LocalGovernment #LovelandColorado

Happy Public Works Week to the crews and staff who keep our community running every day! From maintaining roads, utilities and parks to protecting water quality, managing traffic, collecting waste and responding during emergencies, public works professionals help make our city safe, reliable and connected. This week, we celebrate the hard work happening behind the scenes and thank the dedicated employees who serve our community with pride year-round. Join us in recognizing the people who help keep our city moving! #PublicWorksWeek

📣 The City is hiring. Head to go.lovgov.org/jobs for more details. New this week: Benefit Eligible 🧰 Utility Locator  The incumbent in this position performs utility locates on all existing water and wastewater, stormwater, City fiber, electrical and traffic facilities. Salary range: $25.42 - $34.32 per hour, DOQ.    🏢 City Inspector I or II – Code Enforcement  Under the direct supervision of the City Inspection Supervisor, this position coordinates and conducts inspection of private and public projects involving public utilities and infrastructure and ensures they are completed in accordance with City standards and specifications. 🚌 Bus Operator 35 Hours  Transport City of Loveland residents, which includes seniors, persons with disabilities, general public, and students in a skillful, caring, responsible, and safe manner. This position reports to the Operations Supervisor. Salary range: $24.00- $30.74 per hour, DOQ.  Non- Benefit Eligible 🚜 Equipment Operator Streets, Part-year  Perform the duties of an Equipment Operator for the Streets Division in the Public Works Department. Salary range $25.42- $34.32 per hour, DOQ.     💰 Clerk Cashier-CS/Museum, Part-time  Facilitates front-line day-to-day operations at the Loveland Museum by greeting guests and performing customer service for front desk areas that include clerical, receptionist and room setup duties. Shifts will be on Friday and Saturday per business needs. The salary range for this position is $15.16- $18.51 per hour, DOQ. This opportunity will remain open until filled.     🚍 Substitute Bus Operator – Part-time  Transports City of Loveland residents, which includes seniors, persons with disabilities, general public, and students in a skillful, caring, responsible and safe manner. This position reports to the Operations Supervisor. The salary range for this position is $24.00- $30.74 per hour with a hiring range of $24.00- $26.76, DOQ.  This opportunity will remain open until filled.     👷 Maintenance Worker Water I Temp – Water Reclamation Facility  Our Maintenance Worker I - Water Reclamation Facility (Temporary) assists the Wastewater Treatment Plant Maintenance Worker II to help ensure safe, clean, well-maintained grounds and facilities at the Wastewater Treatment Plant. Salary range: $20.97 - $28.32 per hour, DOQ.  This opportunity will be open until filled. #LovelandJobs #NowHiring #ServingLoveland 

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Get ready to explore our Sweetheart City! Every year in June, we celebrate Walk and Bike Month with events promoting accessible walking and biking opportunities. If you're new to the City or want to meet new friends this summer, here's your chance! Get out this summer by exploring our trails and new buffered bike lanes. Drivers, as our friends and neighbors are out and about this summer, take caution while driving. For our recreators, remember to wear your helmets and reflective materials when walking or biking day or night. To register for Walk and Bike Month events, visit: https://lnkd.in/dE9XZvtd

📣 The City is hiring. Head to go.lovgov.org/jobs for more details. New this week: Benefit Eligible 💰 Compensation Analyst Under the direction of the Human Resources Manager, the Compensation Analyst plans, designs, develops, implements and evaluates the city’s compensation and classification programs. This position will be responsible for providing advice on compensation and classification methodologies using complex problem-solving and research initiatives in support of equitable salary structures and market competitiveness that is aligned with the compensation philosophy. Salary range: $67,978.56 - $91,771.06, DOQ. 🚔 Crimes Against Persons Police Sergeant The Loveland Police Department is seeking an accomplished sworn supervisor to lead the Crimes Against Persons Unit (CAP). This role is responsible for guiding complex investigations involving violent crime, domestic violence, sexual assault, and crimes against children while fostering a healthy, accountable team culture. The ideal candidate demonstrates strong investigative expertise, leadership, and a commitment to serving victims and the community with professionalism and integrity. 🚜 Equipment Operator Streets Perform the duties of an Equipment Operator for the Streets Division in the Public Works Department. Salary range: $25.42 - $34.32 per hour, DOQ. This opportunity will remain open until filled. 🗂️ Records Specialist The Development Services Department is seeking a detail-oriented and highly organized Records Specialist to manage and maintain departmental records. This position is responsible for organizing, storing, retrieving, and tracking both electronic and paper records to ensure accuracy, accessibility, and compliance with record retention requirements. Salary range: $20.97 - $28.32 per hour, DOQ. #LovelandJobs #NowHiring #ServingLoveland