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Kari Berns

HR Business Partner, City Of Rochester, MN at City of Rochester, MN

Kari Berns serves as an HR Business Partner for the City of Rochester, MN, since August 2007, where expertise includes providing executive-level assistance to the Rochester Police Chief and functioning as a departmental resource and liaison. Previously held positions include Executive Assistant in Police Administration and a role in Police Records, focusing on data entry and coding of crime information. Career beginnings include working as a Dispatcher for the Rochester Police Department and as a Radio Communications Operator for the Minnesota State Patrol District 2100. Kari Berns earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Journalism and Mass Communication from Iowa State University and a high school diploma from Postville High School.

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Rochester, United States

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City of Rochester, MN

Rochester is the county seat of Olmsted County and is the third-largest city in Minnesota. According to the United States Census Bureau, the estimated population in 2019 was 118,935. The city has been frequently recognized by Money Magazine, since the 1980's as one of the best places to live in the United States ranging from the best overall to the best in the Midwest (raedi). In 2017, the City also was recognized as a City of Compassion. The following year, the City of Rochester officially became the first American city to become an Intercultural City (ICC). Mission Statement: The mission of the City of Rochester is to provide a safe, attractive environment through the responsive, efficient, and cost-effective delivery of municipal services. The City will strive to enhance community pride by improving the physical, environmental, economic, cultural, and social quality of the community. Core Values: Customer Focus • Identify, plan for, and support customer needs. • Seek and consider input from our customers to continually improve services. • Treat every customer well. Respect • Treat customers in a personal and professional manner while being firm, fair, and compassionate. • Be an active listener to the customer. • Maintain a work environment that is free of disrespect and false information. Integrity • Provide equitable and honest treatment to all customers. • Follow through in a timely manner or as communicated. • Maintain privacy and confidentiality as applicable to Minnesota State laws. Safety • Employees act responsibly and take ownership of their actions. • Each department/area has documented safety procedures for employees and customers. • Communicate clearly when dealing with emergencies or safety concerns. Excellence • Be knowledgeable in my area of responsibility. • Be professional in my actions, manners, and appearance. • Meet or exceed customer needs for City services. Equal Opportunity Employer


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1,001-5,000

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