PLUMBING IRRIGATION SPECIALIST
Assembles, installs, and repairs pipes, gas fittings & valves, fixtures of potable water, and drainage systems.
WATER FOREMAN
Responsible for the maintenance, repair and upkeep of water mains, services, pipes; supervises and directs men in a lower grade level; prepares reports and keeps records of service repairs.
CAREER ADVISOR, YOUNG ADULTS
Provides core, intensive and career/employment services to customers for the fast paced, fun, multicultural MassHire Lowell Career Center Young Adult Career Center.
DOWNTOWN / BUSINESS COORDINATOR
The Downtown/Business Coordinator will have the primary responsibility for identifying and implementing business retention, support and recruiting programs in the Business Districts. Activities will include visits and interviews with Lowell business owners, meeting with residents and building owners, and identifying business assistance needs. The Coordinator will assist with neighborhood-scale implementation of city plans and support business districts undergoing roadwork and construction projects.
CHEF MANAGER
CAREER ADVISOR, YOUNG ADULTS
Below are opportunities to serve on a City of Lowell Board or Commission.
Citizens Advisory Committee Member
Commission on Disability Member
The Lowell Commission on Disability is comprised of up to thirteen (13) members appointed by the City Manager, and serves as an advisor to the City on issues related to citizens with disabilities. A majority of the commission’s must be residents with disabilities. One member must be a resident who has an immediate family member with a disability, and one member must be an elected or appointed official of the City of Lowell. The commission is responsible for coordinating or carrying out programs designed to assist residents with disabilities in addressing their concerns and supporting their integration and participation in every aspect of the City of Lowell.
Conservation Commission Member
Hunger and Homeless Commission Member
The Lowell Hunger and Homeless Commission is comprised of up to eleven (15) members appointed by the City Manager, and serves as an advisor to the City on issues regarding hunger and homelessness. The Hunger Homeless Commission meets in the Mayor’s Reception Room on the 1st Wednesday of the month at 12:00 PM. Meetings may also be held by remote participation via Zoom. All Commission members shall believe in and support the special interests of the hungry and homeless and must have a willingness to work on behalf of the City of Lowell in this endeavor. Attend regular monthly Commission meetings held on the first Wednesday of every month at 12:00pm (meetings are approximately 60-90 minutes). May participate on sub-committees, attend ad hoc Commission meetings and participate in service provider networking and planning meetings.
Lowell Cultural Council Member
Monument Committee
Monument Committee Member who is a Veteran (38 U.S.C. § 101) Number of Openings: 2
Monument Committee Member from the Lowell Arts Community Number of Openings: 1
Planning Board Member
Pollard Memorial Library - Associate Trustee
The Library Board of Trustees meets on the first (1st) Wednesday of the month at 5:30pm in the Pollard Memorial Library. The Pollard Memorial Library is a vibrant community hub and Lowell’s gateway to knowledge, meeting the information needs and enriching the quality of life in our community. The mission of the Library is to provide diverse collections, state-of-the-art technology, appealing programs and services to Lowell’s diverse population in a safe and welcoming environment.
Pollard Memorial Library -Trustee
The Library Board of Trustees meets on the first (1st) Wednesday of the month at 5:30pm in the Pollard Memorial Library. The Pollard Memorial Library is a vibrant community hub and Lowell’s gateway to knowledge, meeting the information needs and enriching the quality of life in our community. The mission of the Library is to provide diverse collections, state-of-the-art technology, appealing programs and services to Lowell’s diverse population in a safe and welcoming environment.
Veterans Commission Member
Zoning Board of Appeals Member
The Zoning Board of Appeals is a quasi-judicial board composed of five (5) residents of Lowell appointed by the City Manager to serve a three (3) year term. The Board annually elects a chair, vice-chair, and officers from their membership. Two (2) alternate members may be appointed by the City Manager to substitute for a regular member of the Zoning Board of Appeals in the event that a regular member is unable to participate in matters before the Zoning Board of Appeals because of a conflict of interest, illness, absence, or vacancy of regular membership.