Parking Enforcement Supervisor (Part-Time)

Job Summary

Under direction, is responsible for supervisory level work directing the activities of the Parking Enforcement Attendants. Exercises direct supervision over assigned staff. This position is an "unclassified" position and has no disciplinary appeal rights to the Municipal Civil Service Commission. This position is likewise subject to at-will employment status and can be terminated at any time for any reason.

Work Location

Center City Development and Operations Department - 400 N St Mary's St, San Antonio, TX 78205

Work Hours

Various shifts including weekends and holidays

Essential Job Functions

  • Supervises Parking Enforcement Attendants.
  • Maintains employee performance appraisals and attendance records.
  • Reviews daily issuance of parking tickets.
  • Prepares and maintains daily, weekly, monthly and yearly reports on "boots", vehicles towed, etc., using basic office equipment.
  • Issues parking tickets, boots vehicles, reports meter malfunctions, and tows vehicles in violation.
  • Responds to inquiries and complaints, speaking to the public and/or communicating electronically to address their concerns.
  • Develops and conducts training and indoctrination programs for employees.
  • Coordinates with other divisions and departments on requests for new meter installations, new signs, restrictions on parking due to construction, festivals, etc. and on other parking related matters.
  • Installs wheel locking devices and repositions scooters, which involves lifting up to 50 pounds.
  • Coordinates and obtains wrecker service from Police Dispatcher.
  • Assures that safety policies and procedures are carried out.
  • Assist with complaints or questions in a professional manner.
  • Performs related duties and fulfills responsibilities as required.

Job Requirements

  • High school diploma or GED equivalent (recognized by the Texas Education Agency or a regional accrediting agency).
  • One (1) year of supervisory experience in a field which involves public contact or two (2) years of parking enforcement experience.
  • Must successfully complete the training course offered by the Department.
  • Valid Class "C" Texas Driver's License with no more than three (3) moving violations within the past year.
Preferred Qualifications
  • Proficiency in MS Office Suite, including MS Excel.
  • Experience in public speaking.
Applicant Information
  • Unless otherwise stated, applicants are permitted to substitute two years of related full-time experience for one year of higher education or one year of related higher education for two years of experience in order to meet the minimum requirements of the job. One year of full-time experience is defined as 30 or more hours worked per week for 12 months. One year of higher education is defined as 30 credit hours completed at an accredited college or university.
  • Applicants selected for employment with the City of San Antonio in this position must receive satisfactory results from pre-employment drug testing and background checks. If required for the position, a physical, motor vehicle record evaluation, and additional background checks may be conducted.
  • Please be advised that if selected for this position, information regarding employment history as it relates to the qualifications of the position will be needed for employment verification. Applicants claiming military service to meet the experience requirement for this position may attach a DD214 to the application.
  • If selected for this position, official transcripts, diplomas, certifications, and licenses must be submitted at the time of processing. Unofficial transcripts and copies of other relevant documents may be attached to the application for consideration in advance.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

  • Knowledge of City streets and highways.
  • Knowledge of City ordinances, codes and state laws related to parking of vehicles on public streets and properties.
  • Knowledge of department policies and procedures.
  • Knowledge of principles and practices of supervision and training.
  • Knowledge of safe work procedures and practices.
  • Skill in operating a personal computer and utilizing rudimentary software.
  • Skill in operating a bicycle.
  • Skill in utilizing a police radio.
  • Ability to use a "boot".
  • Ability to interpret and apply City ordinances, codes and states laws related to parking.
  • Ability to exercise good judgement and tact in tenuous situations.
  • Ability to communicate clearly and effectively.
  • Ability to establish and maintain effective working re
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