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The City of Opa-locka seeks to fill a variety of professional roles and other vacancies by hosting a career fair on Saturday, July 8. Occurring from 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m., the event will be held at the city’s Sherbondy Village Auditorium located at 215 Perviz Ave, Opa-locka, Fla, 33054.
Following the well-attended construction job fair in early June, the city welcomes qualified candidates to explore over 40 vacancies throughout all of its departments. Attendees will be able to apply in person, engage with elected officials and staff, and learn more about the advancements being made in Opa-locka. Job offers will be made on the spot for select positions.
Some of the available opportunities include:
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Grants Administrator
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Senior Accountant
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Administrative Assistant – CRA
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Automotive Mechanic
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Arborist
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Building Official
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Certified Police Officer
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City Engineer
Opa-locka continues its remarkable transformation as a forward-thinking community, reaffirming its commitment to residents and stakeholders in addressing challenges by enrolling exceptional local talent. For more information on all of the opportunities available, please visit www.Opalockafl.gov/Jobs.
About the City of Opa-locka
The City of Opa-locka is one of Miami-Dade County’s oldest and most unique historic cities rich in architecture, industry, and culture. Boasting a diverse residential and business community that stretches 4.5 square miles in size and with a population of over 16,500, Opa-locka is strategically positioned as a central hub of South Florida, with access to all major transportation corridors, including the neighboring Opa-locka Executive and Miami International Airports, as well as higher education institutions, including the universities of St. Thomas, Florida Memorial, Barry, and Miami-Dade College. Founded on May 14, 1926 by American aviator Glenn Hammond Curtiss, who earned the nickname “The Father of Naval Aviation,” Opa-locka has been awarded designations which include being a Main Street America community, Tree City USA, a Bird Sanctuary City and is also a member of the Florida League of Cities (FLC). Additionally, the city has four parks, a Tri-Rail station connecting to the larger public transit system, and the largest collection of historic Moorish Revival architecture in the country.
For more information, please visit: www.opalockafl.gov.
