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• Collect, compile, and analyze data to monitor recycling programs, and assure compliance with State, Local,
and Federal laws.
• Formulate departmental policy in recycling, disposal, administrative services, human resources, fiscal,
operations, and business management.
• Maintain liaison among State, County, City and other public agencies; maintain and improve customer
service
• Monitor disposal fee cost recovery; recommend procedures to reduce expenses and increase revenues.
• Negotiate and administer refuse disposal and collection contracts; recommend amendments or
modifications.
• Administer contracts for professional services.
• Hire, assign, supervise, and review the work of subordinate staff.
• Resolve personnel and staffing problems.
• Plan, organize, assign, review, and direct staff.
• Review programs, recommend and implement changes in systems and procedures to maintain compliance
with regulations and to improve delivery of service.
• Confer with other counties, County departments, and State and local agencies and staff on a variety of
platforms.
• Attend meetings, including the Board of Supervisor’s hearings, and make presentations regarding budget
and other matters.
• Conduct feasibility studies.
• Prepare reports and a variety of correspondence in respect to disposal and recycling activities.
• Review current and new legislation and implement appropriate procedural/policy improvements and
changes.
Administrative Analyst 2015-2016
Tulare County Administrative Office, Visalia, CA.
• Participate in the County’s annual budget preparation process.
• Counsel departments on budgetary and administrative problems.
• Review and analyze requests to fill positions.
• Coordinate activities of the County Administrative Office with departments, divisions, and outside agencies.
• Respond to complex and sensitive complaints or requests for information.
• Represent the County Administrative Office in the community and at professional meetings.
• Make oral presentations to the Board of Supervisors.
• Coordinate County activities with outside and governmental agencies.
• Monitor, review, and make recommendations on assigned department budgets.
• Analyze and respond to the Grand Jury’s final reports.
• Analyze, monitor, and track County franchise agreements.

Administrative Services Officer II (reclassified from a Staff Services Analyst II)
Tulare County Solid Waste Department, Visalia, CA. 2008-2015
• Provide fiscal, human resources, payroll, and administrative oversight for the Solid Waste Department.
• Reconcile monthly reports; including but not limited to outside bank accounts reconciliation, OLGL, B&E,
and statement of fees.
• Supervise three employees responsible for administrative, payroll, human resources, and fiscal functions.
Provide training and direction, create workflows, discipline, write PAFs, and support.
• Act as an advisor to the Solid Waste Director.
• Compile and analyze numerous monthly reports including: waste hauler material report, construction and
demolition debris report, material origin, and waste tire report. I compile and report jurisdictional tonnage
data to the State and analyze data to ensure accurate reporting from waste haulers, municipalities, and other
agencies.
• Budgetary preparation; prepare annual and mid-year Solid Waste Budgets by estimating budgetary needs,
projection of future needs, prepare requisitions, obtain quotes from various vendors, obtain insurance
documents, prepare contracts and fixed asset requests, and entering budgetary information in to the
WebBudget and AFIN systems.
• Create and monitor the Solid Waste Department’s contacts and agreements. Ensure that vendors are in
compliance of their contract obligations while monitoring expenditures.
• Additional duties include updating and maintaining the Solid Waste database, tabulate and analyze factual
data, prepare agenda items, monitor the budgetary and fiscal control program, review and monitor pending
legislation pertaining to waste and recycling, review pending legislation pertaining to waste and recycling,
and working as a liaison between Solid Waste and various County departments.
• Coordinate and agendize Consolidate Waste Management Authority Support Staff Meetings, a Joint Power's
Agreement Committee; the Solid Waste Management Technical Advisory Committee, a Local Task Force;
and staff meetings.
• Provide administrative support to all staff in the Solid Waste Department, use ArcView (GIS) to determine
service providers and collection requirements, process orders, file, provide customer service to licensed
Haulers, the community, and others, as needed, and prepare meeting agendas and minutes.