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TRANSPORTATION, DEPARTMENT OF

Title:  TRANSPORTATION PLANNER
Salary: $3,106.00 - $4,670.00
Posted: 02/12/13

Job Description:
Under the supervision and direction of a Senior Transportation Planner, the incumbent provides functional support for the Planning branch, specifically responsible for the IGR, Regional Planning and Transit Grants as well as other transit responsibilities. The Transportation Planner (TP) will directly provide technical assistance, support, and coordination with difficult and complex projects for both internal and external transportation partners. The TP will create GIS maps and data bases for project tracking . TP will attend meetings and workshops as needed for local agencies and prepare various reports as needed. Applicants must be current state employees eligible to transfer or and have passed the on-line Transportation Planner Exam and submit score with the application. Applications will be screened prior to interviews being held.

Additional Information:

Working Title Position Number
None Specified 910 - 100 - 4768 - xxx
Location County
Stockton SAN JOAQUIN
Timebase Tenure
Full Time Permanent   month(s)
Final Filing Date: Department Link:
02/27/2013 http://www.dot.ca.gov
Contact Unit/Address Contact Name/Phone
District 10 Transportation Planning
1976 Martin Luther King Blvd.
Stockton, CA 95205		 Tom Dumas
(209) 941-1921
tdumas@dot.ca.gov

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