Are you ready to elevate your legal career in one of the most picturesque and dynamic regions of Colorado? Montrose County, nestled in the stunning Southwest, is seeking a dedicated and talented Assistant County Attorney to join our vibrant community. Home to 42,679 friendly neighbors spread across over 2,200 square miles in the Uncompaghre River and Paradox Valleys, our county is a thriving hub of activity and natural beauty.

Imagine working in a place where the work-life balance includes an endless variety of outdoor adventures. From hiking and biking to rafting and skiing, Montrose County offers unparalleled access to recreational activities. Explore the majestic Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, enjoy the serene landscapes of the Gunnison Gorge National Recreation and Wilderness Areas, or embark on thrilling jeep rides through our extensive National Forest and Bureau of Land Management lands.

Montrose County is not just about the great outdoors; it’s also the agricultural heart of the Western Slope, offering a rich cultural tapestry with museums, shopping, and community events. Our main cities, including Montrose, Maher, Naturita, Nucla, Olathe, and Paradox, provide a welcoming environment with a strong sense of community and pride.

If you're looking for a role that combines professional challenge with an unbeatable lifestyle, consider joining us as an Assistant County Attorney in Montrose County. Your next great adventure awaits!

1 job(s) at Montrose County

Montrose County 1140 North Grand Avenue, Montrose, CO, USA
Aug 13, 2024
Full Time
Position Overview As the Assistant County Attorney, you will serve as a legal advisor to the Human Services departments, including Child Support Enforcement and Child Welfare. You will manage designated legal affairs as assigned by the County Attorney and ensure the Board of County Commissioners and other County offices are properly represented in all legal proceedings. Key Responsibilities Assist the County Attorney with legal matters in areas such as land use planning, zoning regulations, personnel and employment, bond financing, property acquisition, and taxation. Conduct legal research, prepare litigation and appeals, draft legal documents, and consult with the public and county staff. Advise County divisions and offices on legal rights, obligations, and procedures. Serve as active counsel in litigation and conduct criminal enforcement actions related to County ordinances. Assemble evidence for legal actions and represent clients in court and before administrative agencies. Provide legal support in areas such as purchasing, contracting, and personnel administration. Ensure compliance with federal, state, and local statutes and ordinances.