City of Newark, California
James Scanlin currently serves as the Environmental Services Division Manager for the City of Newark, California, overseeing various environmental programs, including waste management and climate action planning. Prior to this role, James worked as a Program Manager at the Alameda Countywide Clean Water Program, where responsibilities included negotiating stormwater permit requirements and providing compliance assistance. Earlier in the career, James held the position of Water Resources Specialist at Alameda County, focusing on water quality monitoring and analysis. James holds a Master's degree in Public Policy from California State University - East Bay and a Bachelor of Science in Resource Economics from the University of California, Berkeley.
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City of Newark, California
Newark is a vibrant and diverse city located in the heard of the Bay Area. With a population of over 47,000 people, Newark offers a unique blend of suburban tranquility with access to urban excitement, making it a great place to live, work, and play. In addition to a robust economy, Newark is home to beautiful parks, such as the Don Edwards National Wildlife Refuge, with miles of hiking and biking trails and breathtaking views of the Bay. With its diverse population and rich cultural heritage, Newark offers a unique and welcoming community that values inclusivity and celebrates diversity. Whether you're looking for a vibrant experience or a quiet suburban lifestyle, Newark has something for everyone. As an employer, the City of Newark values continuous improvement and continually cultivates a culture of engagement and professional development. As a smaller agency, employees have the opportunity to wear many different hats in their role in serving our community. The City also offers highly competitive compensation and benefits, along with a flexible workplace environment. Come thrive with us and serve our wonderful, supportive community!