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Thank you
for your interest in working with the Arizona
Game and Fish Department. Learn more about
our opportunities by viewing the links below:
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| Current Openings - Read Instructions on How to Apply |
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- ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES OFFICER III (posted 10/08/08)
“Range Manager”
Ben Avery Shooting Facility / Clay Target Center / Phoenix Based
Permanent Position/ Grade 22 ($46,577-$73,779)
Announcement #13-08NWS / Closing Date: 10/28/08
- INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SPECIALIST II (posted 10/07/08)
"User Support Specialist"
Special Services Division
Permanent Position/Phoenix Based
Salary Grade C2 ($25,507-$53,107)
Announcement #12-07NWS / Closing Date: 10/21/08
- WILDLIFE HABITAT CONSTRUCTION TECHNICIAN (posted 10/08/08)
Special Services Division
Development Branch / Permanent Position
Phoenix Based / Salary Grade 17($29,008-$49,561)
Announcement #42-08WS / Closing Date: 10/23/08
- WILDLIFE LAW ENFORCEMENT SPECIALIST (posted 09/22/08)
Field Operations Division
Region V / Permanent Position
Tucson Based / Salary Grade 20 ($42,493-$62,692)
Announcement #35-08WS / Closing Date: 10/17/08
- WILDLIFE LAW ENFORCEMENT SUPERVISOR (posted 09/25/08)
“Statewide OUI / Watercraft Law Enforcement Coordinator”
Field Operations Division / Law Enforcement Branch
Permanent Position / Phoenix Based
Salary Grade 21 - Hiring Range $43,818-$66,171
Announcement #38-08WS / Closing Date: 10/17/08
- WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT BRANCH MANAGER
"Game Branch Chief"
Wildlife Management Division
Phoenix Based / Uncovered
Salary Grade 24 ($50,891-$87,133)
Announcement: AGF31-08WS / Closing Date: 10/17/08
- WILDLIFE MANAGER I
Field Operations Division / Statewide Locations
Salary: Wildlife Manager I (Cadet)
Salary Grade 17 ($31,405-$49,561)
Announcement #18-08WS / Closing Date: Open Continuous
- WILDLIFE SPECIALIST II (revised - posted 10/09/08)
“Aquatic Research Specialist”
Wildlife Management Division
Research Branch / Limited Position
Phoenix Based Salary Grade 20 ($36,453-$56,964)
Announcement #40-08WS / Closing Date: Closing Date: 10/29/08
- WILDLIFE SPECIALIST REGIONAL SUPERVISOR (posted 09/24/08)
“Regional Fish Program Manager”
Field Operations / Region II / Flagstaff
Permanent Position / Grade 21 / ($43,827-$68,155)
Announcement #37-08WS / Closing Date: 10/24/08
- WILDLIFE SPECIALIST REGIONAL SUPERVISOR (posted 09/25/08)
“Regional Fish Program Manager”
Field Operations / Region IV / Yuma
Permanent Position / Grade 21 / ($43,827-$68,155)
Announcement #33-08WS / Closing Date: 10/24/08
- WILDLIFE SPECIALIST STATEWIDE SUPERVISOR (posted 10/07/08)
“Mexican Wolf Field Team Leader”
Region I / Pinetop Based / Limited Position
Region I Administration Site / Alpine, Arizona
Salary Grade 22 ($46,914-$73,779)
Announcement #39-08WS / Closing: 11/05/08
- WILDLIFE TECHNICIAN (posted 10/07/08)
Wildlife Management Division
Research Branch / Limited Position
Phoenix Based / Salary Grade 16 ($29,415-$46,376)
Announcement #41-08WS / Closing Date: 11/03/08
Important Note on how to apply: When
click Find
new openings at azstatejobs.gov below, you will go
to
Arizona's state-wide job Web site, azstatejobs.gov.
This site provides you with access to all
open state of Arizona government jobs, if
you wish to view only Arizona Game and Fish
Department jobs, please:
1. Click on "Search Jobs" on the left hand side.
2. Please enter the letters AGF in
the keyword search field in that site and click "Search".
3. Select specific job and click "Apply" at bottom.
- Find
new openings at azstatejobs.gov |
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| About the Department |
The Arizona Game and Fish
Department, under the provisions of Arizona
Revised Statute 17-231 is responsible for
carrying out policy for the management, preservation
and harvest of wildlife. This activity is
carried out under the supervision of the
Game and Fish Director, who also serves as
Secretary to the Game and Fish Commission.
The Commission consists of five members appointed
by the Governor. Commissioners are appointed
for staggered five year terms and by statute
must meet at least quarterly.
The Department employs approximately 500 permanent employees, within four
divisions: Wildlife Management, Special Services, Information and Education
and Field Operations.
A brief description of each division follows:
Wildlife Management
Division: Responsibility
for projects and programs related to wildlife,
wildlife habitat, fisheries management, nongame
and endangered species, research and enforcement
program management.
Special Services Division: Responsibilities include,
finance and accounting, information services, special contracts, planning
and evaluation, purchase and supply, printing, engineering and development
and maintenance of all Department owned equipment and property.
Information and Education Division: Responsibility
for informing the public about wildlife, conservation issues and laws regulating
harvest of wildlife. This is done through its Information, Education, Publications
and Audio-Visual Branches.
Field Operations Division: Responsibility
for field wildlife management, such as wildlife surveys, law enforcement,
customer service and services provided at six regions located in Pinetop,
Flagstaff, Kingman, Yuma, Tucson and Mesa.
The Game and Fish Department does not receive general fund monies. It is
primarily supported by the sale of hunting and fishing licenses, permits
and tags. Excise tax dollars on sporting arms and ammunition and fishing
equipment, which must be matched by the Department, is also a source of
funds. Other funding sources include watercraft registration fees, gas
taxes, the Nongame Checkoff from state income tax donations and Heritage
dollars from the state lottery. |
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| An equal opportunity,
reasonable accommodations employer, the Arizona
Game and Fish Department complies with the
Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990.
If you need accommodation in the employment
process or this document in an alternative
format, please contact our office at (602)
789-3326 or TTY 1-800-367-8939 prior to the
closing date of the job in which you are
interested. The Arizona Game & Fish Department
is responsible for managing Arizona’s
fish and wildlife resource as an enduring
public trust. In addition, the Department
is charged with promoting safe and responsible
use of watercraft and off-highway vehicles.
Funding is provided from the sale of licenses
and permits; watercraft registration fees;
federal excise taxes on firearms, fishing
equipment, boats, and other sporting goods;
State lottery revenues; donations on State
income tax forms; and various contracts and
grants. Department policy is set by the Arizona
Game and Fish Commission, whose five members
are appointed by the Governor. We stand in
support of equality for and advancement of
all people based on their qualifications
and actions alone without regard to color,
gender, age, religion, national origin, or
disability. |
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