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The City Of Grand Island is a municipality in Grand Island, Nebraska. With a workforce of more than 500 employees, the City offers an extensive level of programs and services to the community. The City supports over 53,000 residents with services including; Law Enforcement, Fire, Utilities, Public Works, Emergency Management, Parks and Recreation, Library, Building, Regional Planning and Administration. The City offers a number of career opportunities for a wide variety of professional, trade, administrative, managerial and other employment occupations. To learn more about the City Of Grand Island and career opportunities, please visit www.grand-island.com. Our Mission…. is to enhance the quality of life in the Grand Island community, to recognize the vitality and diversity of our neighborhoods, and to promote development by providing effective and responsive services through vision, respect and courtesy.

Grand Rapids is the second-largest city in Michigan, and the largest city in West Michigan. It is on the Grand River about 30 miles east of Lake Michigan and three hours from Chicago. The City’s population is 198,829 and covers an area of 45 square miles. The combined statistical area of Grand Rapids-Muskegon-Holland is 1.3 million. The City recently received numerous recognitions ranging from the Best U.S. City to Invest in Housing and the Fastest Growing Economy in the U.S. (Forbes); the #1 City to Raise a Family; the #1 Hottest Real Estate Market to Watch (Trulia.com), and #28 Most Hipster City in the world. The Art Prize Festival was ranked one of the Top Five Festivals Worldwide (Time). Fifteen craft breweries are located within Grand Rapids making it locally known as Michigan’s “Beer City.” The City just completed a comprehensive Strategic Plan with a new Mission Statement: To elevate quality of life through excellent City services. Equity is one of the City's six values and is embedded into all decisions, policies and practices.

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The City of Grande Prairie provides programs, services, infrastructure and facilities that are the basis for much of the activity in our community. Grande Prairie is the youngest city in Canada with a median age of 30.3 and one of the fastest growing communities in North America. The 2016 federal census recorded 63,166 residents up 13.5% from 2011. Whether it is parents pushing a stroller, children filling the Eastlink Centre or families biking one of the many trails, there are signs of youth everywhere you turn. Grande Prairie’s youthfulness is a result of the growing opportunities presented by its role as a regional hub as well as the area’s many natural resources.

Located minutes south of Kansas City along U.S. Highway 71.Grandview has grown from a strong farming town – it was here in the early 1900’s that young Harry Truman spent much time on the family farm – into a dynamic and important industrial area of pleasant residential neighborhoods, quality schools, a state of the art community center and convenient access to major highways. The 4,830-acre Longview Lake recreation area is on the city’s northeast border. Grandview is a popular choice for families who want to be in the metropolitan area, but prefer the amenities of a smaller community. Nestled along U.S. Highway 71, Grandview is centrally-located minutes south of bustling Kansas City. With its small-town atmosphere and long history of active community leaders, Grandview is able to offer its 25,000+ residents all the benefits and convenience of a diverse city.

The City of Grants Pass has job opportunities in many fields. Check out our website at: www.grantspassoregon.gov.

Greater Bendigo celebrates our diverse community. We are welcoming, sustainable and prosperous. Walking hand-in-hand with the traditional custodians of this land. Building on our rich heritage for a bright and happy future. The values are: transparency, sustainability, inclusion, innovation and equity. Greater Bendigo is a vibrant, creative and culturally-enriched major regional centre. It covers almost 3,000 square kilometres, and is home to approximately 112,000 people across the urban area and various small towns and villages. Greater Bendigo’s population is growing and diversifying because it is able to provide residents with an affordable lifestyle that places them within easy reach of world-class health care, an excellent variety of education providers, a wide range of employment opportunities and a great choice of recreation facilities. Our population is expected to reach 200,000 by 2050. Our many attributes include award-winning restaurants and cafes, a celebrated arts scene, a range of festivals and major events, and beautiful heritage and natural surrounds. This makes Greater Bendigo a service centre for surrounding municipalities, much of northern Victoria and parts of southern New South Wales. The City wants Greater Bendigo to be a place of excellence for all citizens. Our population is becoming increasingly culturally, religiously and ethnically diverse. We strive to be an inclusive community that is accessible for all. The City is a proactive and dynamic employer, delivering more than 100 services and working with our community to be Australia’s most liveable regional city. The City is an equal opportunity employer and encourages applications from people with diverse cultural backgrounds, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and people of all abilities.

Derived from the local Wadawurrung Aboriginal name for the region, Djillong, which is understood to mean 'tongue of land'. Famous for our big city feel without the congestion, the stunning coast line, diverse night life and food culture, Geelong is a place for everyone. Located less than an hour from Melbourne, we are recognised as Victoria’s second city. Geelong is a lifestyle city with a picturesque waterfront, parks, gardens, beaches, great dining and plenty of shopping all within 20 minutes of each other. Getting around is simple with easy to navigate road networks and intelligent bus networks making for a highly accessible city. The region has a population of 225,000 residents who enjoy lifestyle options ranging from cosmopolitan inner-city, rural and semi-rural, to diverse suburban communities including many beachside townships. The Geelong region features some of the world's best surf beaches and is the entry point to the world famous Great Ocean Road. We are one of the largest local government areas in Victoria. We provide around 130 services to the municipality oversee a budget of $400M, and employ over 2,700 staff. We are a growing city, with an economy of 16,000 businesses, $1.3b in current major construction, and a labour force of over 101,000 in the key employment areas of health, manufacturing and education. We offer an exciting mix of jobs in areas as diverse as community development, arts, leisure, finance, child care, parks maintenance, aged care, IT, engineering and planning. Our Vision Greater Geelong: building our community through enterprise, opportunity and innovation in a quality environment Our Mission We will focus on developing and maintaining effective working relationships to deliver Council's strategic directions and high quality services that meet the changing needs of our community. The City is an equal opportunity employer and values the contributions a diverse workforce can bring to the community.

Located 424 kilometres north of Perth with a thriving population of over 41,000 – Greater Geraldton has been named one of Australia’s regional capitals. Greater Geraldton also incorporates the town of Mullewa which lies 98kms north east of the city and the Greenough settlement located 24kms south of Geraldton on the Brand Highway. With the best of coastal and rural living, Greater Geraldton has stunning weather all-year round. The City boasts a prosperous economy and a number of industries including mining, fishing, manufacturing, construction, retail and tourism. As one of Western Australia’s top places to live, work, study or invest, Geraldton is the capital of the Mid West. Geraldton’s coastline is a huge tourist attraction and it has a beautiful Foreshore to match. Other attractions include the iconic Point Moore lighthouse, the HMAS Sydney Memorial and the Houtman Abrolhos Islands which are located 60km off the coast of Geraldton. The City has a rich long-spanning heritage with much of that still preserved throughout the City.