Jobs at Canyon County

Designs, implements, configures, secures, and maintains county-wide wired and wireless network infrastructure. Responsibilities include administering switches, routers, firewalls, VPNs, load balancers, VoIP, NAC, and QoS; troubleshooting and monitoring networks; delivering infrastructure projects; researching upgrades; maintaining documentation, inventories, and patch cycles; supporting staff; and assisting with audiovisual systems. The role includes local travel, occasional evening or weekend work, and network orientation for county personnel.

Performs GIS data research, verification, development, maintenance, and cartographic analysis for the county Assessor’s Office. Creates and updates spatial databases, maps, web applications, dashboards, and graphic products using GIS, CAD, scripting, and database tools. Provides technical assistance, coordinates projects, supports website and online applications, maintains records, and ensures compliance with department procedures. The role also interprets cadastral records, surveys, legal descriptions, and land data while supporting staff, management, officials, and the public.

Maintains, analyzes, and updates GIS databases supporting county elections, law enforcement, emergency dispatch, and first responders. Creates maps, reports, web applications, and spatial data products; maintains election boundaries, road centerlines, and public safety zones. Performs database quality control, troubleshooting, spatial analysis, and GIS automation while coordinating with county departments and partner agencies. Requires strong accuracy, discretion, technical judgment, and communication skills.

Develops, tests, implements, and maintains client/server, standalone, and web applications. Responsibilities include coding, debugging, performance tuning, software testing, troubleshooting defects, managing service desk issues, maintaining technical documentation, evaluating technologies, training end users, and providing application support. The role requires collaboration with stakeholders and project management, occasional after-hours support, and occasional local travel for installations or user assistance.

Maintains County records, processes real estate, marriage, alcohol, and passport documents, and provides copies and public access. Reviews, categorizes, indexes, and archives records; accepts passport applications, verifies identities, collects fees, and detects fraud. Issues licenses, provides notary services, conducts document research, answers questions, and supports walk-in and phone customers while maintaining accuracy and compliance with County, state, and federal procedures.

Provides technical and analytical support for county enterprise applications, including issue troubleshooting, testing, deployment, administration, reporting, documentation, and user assistance. Supports SQL queries, SSRS reports, application upgrades, web application troubleshooting, vendor coordination, and system improvements. Escalates complex issues to senior technical staff and translates business needs into technical requirements.

Provides senior administrative and clerical support for county operations, including mail and package distribution, print shop order processing, printing and finishing, supply and inventory management, purchase orders, vendor coordination, data entry, filing, correspondence, and public customer service. The role also creates identification badges, answers inquiries, maintains records, and supports special projects while handling materials weighing up to 50 pounds.

Leads the Development Services Department by directing planning, development, and administrative programs; managing budgets, policies, compliance, and operational improvements; representing the department to officials, developers, agencies, and the public; and supervising staff. The role provides executive support, coordinates projects and boards, evaluates performance, oversees expenditures, and ensures effective delivery of county planning and development services.