Dillon Volunteer Fire Department & Beaverhead County Fire District #2
Location: Dillon, MT

The City of Dillon and Beaverhead County Fire District #2 are seeking a Joint Fire Chief to provide executive leadership for fire protection and emergency response services for both jurisdictions. This position oversees department operations, personnel, budgeting, training, fire prevention, and emergency incident command. The Fire Chief is a City employee and serves concurrently as Fire Chief for Fire District #2.

Key Responsibilities:

·       Lead and manage all fire department operations

·       Oversee budgets, policies, training, and personnel

·       Command major emergency incidents

·       Ensure fire code compliance, inspections, and reporting

·       Serve as liaison to elected officials, partner agencies, and the public

Minimum Qualifications:

·       Bachelor’s degree in fire science, public administration, or related field OR 7 years of fire service experience (3 at Lieutenant or higher)

·       Fire Basic Training Academy or equivalent

·       Valid Driver’s License with CDL/tanker endorsement (or ability to obtain)

·       Must be 21+, pass background check

The City of Dillon is looking for an experienced attorney to handle civil matters and misdemeanor criminal matters. As the Dillon City Attorney, you will work closely with the Mayor, Director of Operations, and Dillon City Police Department. You will be a voting member on the DUI Task Force Board and play a key role at zoning commission meetings, plan board meetings and other city council meetings. The City Attorney’s Office is situated in a generous space on the second floor of City Hall and is staffed with a full-time paralegal. The position exposes an attorney to the many aspects of city government, as well as the prosecution of misdemeanor crimes within the city limits. When you are not at City Hall, enjoy the outdoors in Beaverhead County by partaking in world-class fly fishing, finding the perfect hunting spot, or hitting the slopes at Maverick Mountain. Dillon has a lot to offer and is a great place to live and work. With quality schools and home to the University of Montana Western, Dillon is a great spot to raise a family.

This position involves a variety of law enforcement duties requiring self-supervision, motivation, and integrity. Officers enforce laws, protect life and property, and maintain public safety. Applicants should be comfortable using modern law enforcement technologies, including digital communication systems, computer-based reporting, and related tools. The job requires rotating shifts, including nights, weekends, and holidays and demands good physical health and stamina. Work may involve pursuing suspects, operating in adverse weather, and handling sensitive information with confidentiality.

Minimum qualifications:

· be a U.S. citizen at least 18 years old, and a high school graduate or GED equivalent;

· pass local, state, and national background checks and have no felony convictions;

· be of good moral character, verified by a background investigation;

· have no subversive affiliations within the past 5 years;

· pass a medical exam by a licensed, departmentally-appointed physician;

· successfully complete an oral interview assessing communication, temperament, and motivation;

· complete the Montana Law Enforcement Basic Academy within one (1) year of hire;

· hold or be eligible for a valid Montana driver's license; and

· at the time of appointment, shall take a formal oath of office, adhere to the Peace Officer Code of Ethics.