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February 17, 1982
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Following introduction of the matter by City
Manager Glaves, Council, on motion of Mayor. Pro
' Tempore Murphy, Hughes second, adopted revised
job specifications for the Recreation Supervisor
position.
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/FOUNCIL COMMUNICATION
10 THE CITY COUNCIL DATE NO.
FROM THE CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE February 1, 1882
St19JECT REQUEST FOR ADOPTION OF RECREATION SUPERVISOR'S SPECIFICATIONS
Generally, the specifications that are being submitted for
the above position are the same as they have always been with
the exception that we have changed the education and experience
qualifications. We feel that there are many qualified people
who have received their education in recreation, and because of
the importance of the position, we want to try to attract the
best possible person and we feel that education and experience
will allow us to do this.
The other general characteristics in the Recreation Supervisor
qualifications remain the same.
Attached is a copy of the old specifications for comparative
purposes.
Hopefully, these can be adopted as soon as possible so that we
can start recruiting for this; position.
Recreation and Parks
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Attach.
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CITY OF LODI
RECREATION SUPERVISOR
DEFINITION
Under general direction, to perform
work in the organization and direction of
programs and activities in the City; and
required.
DISTINGUISiING CHARACTERISTICS
January 1982
professional recreation
major recreational
to do related work as
This is the full professional level of recreation supervision
work, which requires previous experience, and considerable judgement
on the part of employees in recommending appropriate programs, and
planning, organizing, and supervising such programs.
EXAMPLES OF DUTIES
Recommends increases and decreases in various recreational
program for approved
the Department Director; submits preliminary
budgVt for approved r an-- of r ecr eatio sal activities placed under
the employee's supervision; plans, organizes, schedules, and
supervises designated range of recreational programs; interviews,
trains, evaluates, and supervises specialty instructors, recreation
leaders, sports officials, recreation specialists, recreation aides
and volunteers required to carry out designated recreation programs;
makes public meetings to explain and encourage participation and
assistance with City :•ecreation programs; attends meetings and
coordinates the work of advisory commissions and boards; ans"vers
questions from the public by telephone and face-to-face regarding
City recreation programs; coordinates the work of clerical staff
necessary to obtain signups, make and post recreational activity
schedules, and establish and maintain necessary records of
recreational activities; prepares correspondence, manuals,, and
brochures explaining various City recreational programs and
activities; organizes and advises volunteer groups and boards;
performs inventory control, purchasing, and preparation of bids
for uniforms, equipment and other supplies and materials for
recreation programs; coordinEites intercommunity relationships
with schools, service clubs, church organizations, and other
social groups.
RECREATION SUPERVISOR -- 2
DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS
Knowledge of:
* Philosophy, principles, aired practices of public
recreation programs;
* Major snorts, games and other recreational activities
suitable for children, adolescents, and adults;
* Policies and philosophies governing public recreation
programs in the City of Lodi;
* First aid methods and safety precautions related to
recreational settings;
* Principles of group supervision;
* Principles of employee hiring, training, assigning,
and evaluation;
* Inter -community relationships wit% ..,hools, service
clubs, church organizations, ate.
Agility to:
Plan, coordinate, and direct recreational programs;
Supervise and instruct individuals and groups in
recreational activities;
Establish and maintain cooperative working relationsbips
snZaifically with special interest groups, other
agencies, and the community in general.
Experience:
Three years of !full-time professional recreation work,
which includes leadership or instruction of groups
in recreational activities.
Education:
Degree in recreation management rind/or leisure services,
,physical education, or related field. One year of
experience may be substituted for, Master's Degree.
City of Lodi
RECREATION SUPERVISOR
DEFINITION
Under general direction, to perform professional recreation work In
the organization and direction of major recreational programs and activi-
ties in the City; and to do related work as required.
DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERISTICS
This is the full professional level of recreation supervision work,
which requires previous experience, and considerable judgment on the p$rt
of employees in recommending appropriate programs, and planning, organiz-
ing, and supervising such programs.
EXAMPLES OF DUTIES
Recommends increases and decreases in various recreational program
activities to the Department Director; submits preliminary budget for
approved range of recreational activities placed under the employee's
e supervision; plans, organizes, schedules, and supervises designated
range of recreational programs; interviews, trains, evaluates, and super-
vises gymnastic instructors, recreation leaders, theater directors, Bane.
officials, recreation specialists, and recreation aids required to carry
out designated recreation programs; makes public meetings to explain 4n4
encourage participation and assistance with City recreation programal
attends meetings and coordinates the work of advisory commissions and
boards; answers questions from the public by telephone and face-to-face
regarding City recreation programs; coordinates the work of clerical
staff necessary to obtain signups, make and post recreational activity
schedules, and establish and maintain necessary records of recreational
activities; prepares correspondence, manuals, and brochures explaining
various City recreational programs and activities.
DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS
Knowledge of:
Philosophy, principles, and practices of public recreation
programs;
Major sports, games and other recreational activities suitable
for children, adolescents, and adults;
Policies and philosophies governing public recreation programs
in the City of Lodi;
First aid methods and safety precautions related to -recreational
settings;
Principles of group supervision;
Principles of employee hiring, training, and evaluation.
and
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Recreation. Supervisor - 2
Ability to:
Plan, coordinate, and direct recreational programs;
Supervise and instruct individuals and groups in recreational
activities;
Establish and maintain cooperative Working relationships.
and
Experience: One year of professional experience as a leader in
recreational activities, preferably in the City of Lodi.