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JOB OPPORTUNITY – GENERAL MANAGER
The Pecan Valley Groundwater Conservation District is seeking candidates for a General Manager.
Candidates with a Bachelor’s degree in environmental sciences, hydrogeology, business or governmental administration are preferred. Work experience may be considered as an equivalent qualification in lieu of Bachelor’s degree. Strong interpersonal, communication, financial planning, budgeting, public speaking, writing, and technology skills are required.
The Pecan Valley GCD manages the groundwater resources in DeWitt County. The district employs a full-time General Manager and Administrative Assistant.
The job description and application can be found at www.pvgcd.org or at the PVGCD office at 1009 N. Esplanade Street, Cuero, Texas 77954. The salary of the General Manager is commensurate with experience, and compensation includes a competitive benefit package.
Please send completed application, resume and a cover letter, to Cindy Parma, General Manager, PVGCD, 1009 N. Esplanade St., Cuero, Texas 77954 or email to: director@pvgcd.org.
DEADLINE: Applications will be accepted until qualified applicant is selected.
Application: Download
District Mission
The Pecan Valley Groundwater Conservation District provides for the conservation, preservation, protection, recharging, and prevention of waste of the groundwater within the defined boundary of the District, through sound management strategies, while protecting private property rights. The Pecan Valley Groundwater Conservation District will pursue this goal through the gathering of scientific data regarding the hydrological characteristics of the Chicot, Evangeline and Jasper aquifers that underlie DeWitt County, and the adoption and enforcement of fair and appropriate rules governing well spacing and production and use of the groundwater, and through a monitoring program to manage groundwater withdrawal within the district to a sustainable yield of the aquifer.
District Formation
The District was created by the citizens of DeWitt County through a confirmation election on November 6, 2001.
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