Senior Transportation Planner

The Senior Transportation Planner is part of a team in the Transportation & Engineering division that is responsible for the operation of the County’s multimodal roadway system and the development of policies and plans to guide transportation investments. The team operates traffic signals, produces and implements transportation plans, conducts safety analyses, provides development review feedback, manages traffic data and records, responds to citizen concerns, and develops sources of revenue and grants.   

This position is primarily responsible for coordinating the Transportation & Engineering, Road & Bridge, and Planning & Zoning divisions in the implementation of transportation infrastructure.  

Coordination efforts include: 

• Acting as the primary point of contact for development review application questions. 

• Attending Planning & Zoning’s weekly Planning Engineering Meetings to provide consistent information and feedback on development review cases.  

• Ensuring the County’s Transportation Design and Construction Manual (TDCM) Design and Technical Criteria, Road & Bridge maintenance considerations, and Section 15 of the Land Development Regulations (LDR) are consistently implemented across development review applications.  

• Meeting with Road & Bridge district supervisors (including on-site) to discuss development review applications, planned or active transportation infrastructure projects, and/or active transportation infrastructure maintenance. 

• Meeting with outside agencies, such as CDOT, municipalities, and local districts to coordinate planning and construction for improvement projects. 

In addition to coordinating county transportation objectives, the Senior Transportation Planner will perform complex professional work in transportation planning, coordinate with other agencies, review plans for conformance with policies and regulations, respond to citizen inquiries, assist in the development of policies and plans, provide technical assistance to others in the organization, coordinate bicycle and pedestrian facility planning efforts, and other assigned tasks. This position must be able to pivot based on various priorities with traffic requests, development reviews and act as the subject matter expert on larger master plan projects.   

SCHEDULE: 

The Transportation Operations & Planning Team follows a hybrid and flexible work schedule that requires only one to two days in the office each week and the option to work a four-day week, Monday through Thursday. The Team accommodates additional in-person meetings Monday through Thursday, as needed.  This position will have regular, but infrequent, on-site meetings with Road & Bridge district supervisors. 

COMPENSATION:  

Hiring Range: $89,000 - $114,000  USD Annual

Compensation will be determined based on education, experience and skills.