
Posting number: 202600128
Department: Mayor
Job classification: Mayor's Office of Community Affairs Internship
Posting type: Open
Categories: Customer Service, Internship
The Mayor’s Office of Community Affairs seeks a dedicated and passionate government service-oriented intern to provide assistance, under direct supervision, on key projects necessary to the furtherance of our goals and will become familiar with the role that the office of Community Affairs plays in service delivery of the executive, legislative and policy work. The Mayor’s Office of Community Affairs intern will assist the Executive Director of Community Affairs and assigned supervisors on service delivery issues, management and analysis, and external and internal communication. This internship will offer the opportunity to gain valuable skills, network, and learn about Macon Bibb County government affairs, regulations, and legislation in the setting best suited to gain rich knowledge of operational techniques.
The ideal candidate will possess strong analytical, writing, investigative, interpersonal, and communicative skills, can multi-task, and work as a team player.
The Intern candidate must be currently registered as a freshman, sophomore, junior or senior enrolled as full-time undergraduate student at a College or University or a recent graduate. Have an interest in government, law, service delivery and legislative affairs. Be detail oriented and have the ability to work in a fast-paced environment. Have social media skills and strong computer skills. Have a good academic background with writing, and interpersonal skills.
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Macon-Bibb County is Georgia’s fourth-largest city and a vital cultural, transportation, and logistics hub for the region.
In 2011, residents overwhelmingly voted to consolidate the separate city and county governments into a single unified government, a change that took effect on January 1, 2014. Today, Macon-Bibb County serves as both the municipal and county government for approximately 155,000 residents.
Led by a 10-member Commission and a Mayor who serves as Chair, the government delivers essential infrastructure, services, and programs that support a vibrant economy, strong communities, and long-term regional growth.