Part Time Zoning Administrator

The Town of Readsboro in Bennington County, Vermont, is seeking a Part-Time Zoning Administrator through a local government procurement process. This contract opportunity involves hiring a detail-oriented professional to manage zoning and land use matters for the municipality. The selected candidate will be responsible for reviewing and processing zoning permit applications, providing guidance on zoning regulations, conducting site visits, investigating potential violations, maintaining accurate records, and collaborating with local government bodies such as the Selectboard, Planning Commission, and Development Review Board. Qualified candidates must have at least one year of experience in zoning, planning, or a related field, demonstrate strong organizational and communication skills, possess the ability to work independently, and be comfortable using standard office software. The posting requires candidates to submit a letter of interest detailing their experiences to the Readsboro Planning Commission by March 2, 2026, with the application to be sent to PO Box 187, Readsboro, VT 05350. A valid driver's license is required, and familiarity with Vermont zoning and planning statutes is preferred.

No specific set-aside designations or restrictions on respondent types were explicitly mentioned in the contract opportunity description. The position is part-time and exempt, with compensation to be determined by the Readsboro Select Board based on the selected candidate's experience. While no incumbent vendor information was provided, the role appears to be a new or replacement position within the town's administrative structure. There are no specific budget ranges listed, though the compensation will be commensurate with the candidate's qualifications. Interested parties are encouraged to visit the town website at readsborovt.org for additional information about the opportunity. The role offers a flexible work arrangement that combines office and field work, providing an opportunity for professional autonomy and meaningful community engagement in local town planning.