Youth Sports Official
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CITY OF BRUSH
Brush, CO, US
Summary
Officiate various youth sports including soccer, football, basketball, and volleyball. Ensure games are conducted according to established rules and perform assigned duties as required.
Job Description
Job Details: Job Location: 600 EDISON STREET - BRUSH, CO, Position Type: Seasonal, Salary Range: $16.00 - $100.00Commission, Youth Sports Official
NOTE: These positions will be filled as the sport is ready to start. Therefore, hiring times will vary based on sport. Wages will be varied as well based on sport.
General Statement of Duties: Officiate Youth Sports including but not limited to Soccer, Football, Basketball and Volleyball
Examples of Duties:
The following duty statements are not intended and should not be interpreted to be an exhaustive list of all responsibilities or skills associated with this position. Other duties and responsibilities are performed as assigned.
- Youth Soccer, Youth Flag Football, Youth Basketball and Youth Volleyball Official
Job Requirements and Difficulty of Work:
Must have general understanding of Youth Soccer, Youth Flag Football, Youth Basketball and Youth Volleyball Rule
Physical Effort and Work Environment:
The job’s physical demand requirements place the position in the Light category according to the U.S. Dept of Labor’s Dictionary of Occupational Titles, Volume II, Fourth Edition, Revised 1991.
Requires Running
Exposed to outdoor weather conditions, temperature changes, wet or humid conditions not.
Must be able to perform in adverse weather conditions.
Education:
N/A
Experience:
No experience required.
Qualifications:
Brush! Colorado is a thriving community on the east side of a budding Morgan County. We have a great heritage, strong rural identity, good people; all of which is why we describe Brush! as Homegrown Happiness!
Like most communities in the west, Brush! was established for economic reasons. It had access to water, rich soil and a good climate to farm in. The famous cattle drive, the Texas Montana Trail, passed right through Brush! where the cowboys would stock up on supplies. Soon after, the railroad line chose Brush! as a destination to construct through. Ever since, Brush! has been a prime location to live and do business.
We have maintained much of our historic tradition, and continue primarily as an ag-based community. Our growth over the years has expanded in each direction, while we have nicely improved and maintained the rest of the town. In 2012 we completed a Governors Award winning downtown streetscape project which provided new attractive sidewalks, street lights, planters, pavers, as well as new water lines. Around town, we have six registered historical landmarks, downtown buildings whose structures date back to the early 1900's, and to keep our ties to our founding 'wild west' heritage, we continue to host the longest standing rodeo in Colorado.
Brush! residents enjoy the rural pace and charm, complete with a forward-thinking City that has made tremendous accomplishments in partnership within in our community to establish Brush! as a great place to be. Amenities within the community are: 5 parks, a community swimming pool, an excellent 9-hole golf course, fishing, roller skating rink, wildlife areas, phenomenal recreation programs, and wonderful events to be a part of throughout the year. As we started off with, Brush! is Homegrown Happiness!
Founded
1884
Company size
51-200 employees
Industry
Government Administration
Org type
Public Company
Headquarters
Brush, Colorado
Brush! Colorado is a thriving community on the east side of a budding Morgan County. We have a great heritage, strong rural identity, good people; all of which is why we describe Brush! as Homegrown Happiness!
Like most communities in the west, Brush! was established for economic reasons. It had access to water, rich soil and a good climate to farm in. The famous cattle drive, the Texas Montana Trail, passed right through Brush! where the cowboys would stock up on supplies. Soon after, the railroad line chose Brush! as a destination to construct through. Ever since, Brush! has been a prime location to live and do business.
We have maintained much of our historic tradition, and continue primarily as an ag-based community. Our growth over the years has expanded in each direction, while we have nicely improved and maintained the rest of the town. In 2012 we completed a Governors Award winning downtown streetscape project which provided new attractive sidewalks, street lights, planters, pavers, as well as new water lines. Around town, we have six registered historical landmarks, downtown buildings whose structures date back to the early 1900's, and to keep our ties to our founding 'wild west' heritage, we continue to host the longest standing rodeo in Colorado.
Brush! residents enjoy the rural pace and charm, complete with a forward-thinking City that has made tremendous accomplishments in partnership within in our community to establish Brush! as a great place to be. Amenities within the community are: 5 parks, a community swimming pool, an excellent 9-hole golf course, fishing, roller skating rink, wildlife areas, phenomenal recreation programs, and wonderful events to be a part of throughout the year. As we started off with, Brush! is Homegrown Happiness!
Founded
1884
Company size
51-200 employees
Industry
Government Administration
Org type
Public Company
Headquarters
Brush, Colorado
