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Thinking of a career with Frederick County government?
Local government service is inherently meaningful because our work is related to building and improving communities. Police officers, fire fighters, paramedics and building inspectors keep us safe. Engineers and public works staff build and re-build the physical infrastructure. County planners help envision and shape future county growth. Recreation, arts & culture and library professionals enhance community life.
Public service at the local level is also fulfilling because employees can see the fruits of their labors. On a daily basis, local government employees see street and other infrastructure improvements, new buildings coming out of the ground, safety improvements, to name just a few areas. Keep reading to learn about what positions are currently available and how you can apply to be part of making a difference in Frederick County.
The Frederick County Division of Human Resources uses an online hiring system called NEOGOV which works in conjunction with GovernmentJobs.com. GovernmentJobs.com allows applicants to create a user account, apply for positions directly online, and check the status of their candidacy. To get started and familiarize yourself with this process, please read NEOGOV FAQs.
Note: All of the following hyperlinks take you to the "governmentjobs.com" website.
Job seekers are also encouraged to contact Frederick County Workforce Services at 301-600-2255 for assistance in employment opportunities with businesses other than Frederick County Government.
Local government service is inherently meaningful because our work is related to building and improving communities. Police officers, fire fighters, paramedics and building inspectors keep us safe. Engineers and public works staff build and re-build the physical infrastructure. County planners help envision and shape future county growth. Recreation, arts & culture and library professionals enhance community life.
Public service at the local level is also fulfilling because employees can see the fruits of their labors. On a daily basis, local government employees see street and other infrastructure improvements, new buildings coming out of the ground, safety improvements, to name just a few areas. Keep reading to learn about what positions are currently available and how you can apply to be part of making a difference in Frederick County.
The Frederick County Division of Human Resources uses an online hiring system called NEOGOV which works in conjunction with GovernmentJobs.com. GovernmentJobs.com allows applicants to create a user account, apply for positions directly online, and check the status of their candidacy. To get started and familiarize yourself with this process, please read NEOGOV FAQs.
Note: All of the following hyperlinks take you to the "governmentjobs.com" website.
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Frederick County Government is committed to working with and proving reasonable accommodation to individuals with disabilities.
If, because of a medical condition or disability, you need a reasonable accommodation for any part of the employment process,
please email or call and let us know the nature of your request and your contact information.
Job seekers are also encouraged to contact Frederick County Workforce Services at 301-600-2255 for assistance in employment opportunities with businesses other than Frederick County Government.