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VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT NOTICE Title
VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT NOTICE Title, Series-Grade: Recreation Assistant, GS-101/401/807-7/9 Social Science Analyst/Natural Resources Specialist/Landscape Architect District/Unit: Flathead National Forest; Swan Lake Ranger District Date of Notice: February 19, 2015 The Flathead National Forest may be filling a Permanent Recreation Assistant on the Swan Lake Ranger District. This notification is being circulated to inform prospective applicants of this upcoming opportunity, to determine interest in the position, and to determine what series to advertise this position. FOREST SERVICE EMPLOYEES ON THE WORKFORCE REDUCTION AND PLACEMENT LIST WILL RECEIVE PRIORITY CONSIDERATION AND CTAP/ICTAP CANDIDATES WILL RECEIVE THE APPROPRIATE CONSIDERATION. Tour of Duty: Full-time Part-time Part-time Hours Per Pay Period Minimum Pay Periods full-time POSITION DUTIES: This position is located on a Forest Service unit and has responsibility for the development of annual work plans and the execution and administration of short range plans relating to recreation, wilderness trails, special uses, scenery management, interpretive design, and wilderness activities. POSITION LOCATION: Flathead National Forest, Swan Lake District Office, Bigfork, MT. OTHER: Travel to several Districts may be required. Overnight travel to the field (camping) is an important aspect of managing the backcountry program. Interested applicants, or those desiring further information, should contact the supervisor listed below: Name of Supervisor: D U E D A T E T O R E S P O N D: Phone Number: e-mail address: Mailing address: Joleen Dunham February 19, 2015 406-837-7538 [email protected] 200 Ranger Station Road, Bigfork, MT 59911 **OUTREACH RESPONSE** To complete form, use tab key to move between fields (gray boxes), or left click on any field. Entries in check box fields are made by a single click to select or unselect. Type entries in other fields. If you are interested in this position, please complete this Outreach Response Form and send it (via hard copy or email) to the above supervisor by the due date. Date: FLATHEAD NATIONAL FOREST OUTREACH RESPONSE FORM Position Identification Position Title: District Recreation Assistant Series/Grade: GS-101/401/807-7/9 (Please indicate which job series for which you are interested in applying. Location: Flathead National Forest- Swan Lake Ranger District, 200 Ranger Station Road, Bigfork, MT 59911 Applicant Information Name: E-Mail Address: Current Title, Series, Grade Highest Grade Previously Held (if same as current indicate “same” Current Organization/Location: Current Appointment: Permanent Temporary Term Not Current Employee If you are NOT a current permanent (career or career conditional) employee, are you eligible to be hired under any of the following authorities: Reinstatement Person With Disabilities Disabled Veteran with 30% Compensable Disability Former Peace Corps Volunteer Veteran’s Employment Opportunities Act of 1998 Demonstration Project (external Other recruitment from the general public) Position Interest I would like to be considered for this position in the series identified. Series currently identified and classified Other appropriate series for which I am qualified: I would like to be considered for this position at the grade level identified. Target grade level currently identified. Other grade level for which I am qualified (below target grade): I wish to be considered for this position(s) as: Permanent Assignment (lateral/promotion/change to lower grade) Detail or Temporary Promotion Opportunity Applicants May Use This Space to Identify Special Qualifications, Interests, Needs or Provide Other Information: Please indicate which of the above job series interests you. Please send this completed form to: Supervisor’s EMAIL ADDRESS [email protected] or fax to 406-837-7538 Thank you for your interest in our vacancies LOCATION/STATS: Flathead National Forest Information The Forest: The Flathead includes 2,300,000 acres in the Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem. The spectacular glacial mountains feature majestic peaks, lush forests, snowfields, lakes, and alpine terrain. Waters of the Forest flow from numerous mountain streams into the Swan, Stillwater, and Three Forks of the Flathead River downstream into Flathead Lake largest freshwater lake west of the Mississippi. World-class wild lands include the Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex, three nationally designated Wild & Scenic Rivers, and the adjacent Glacier National Park. As stewards of portions of both the BMWC and Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem, the Forest has a responsibility to provide educational opportunities to help sustain this incredible landscape for future generations. Rivers and Lakes: Clear glacially fed streams offer a mix of white-water and quiet water in rocky and forested canyons with outstanding mountain views, and provide habitat for native Bull Trout and Westslope Cutthroat Trout. Although road access is nearby, floaters on the river often have a sense of solitude. Crystal clear mountain lakes have scenic backdrops offering solitude and places of social interaction. The Bob Marshall Wilderness: It is part of BMWC, the largest contiguous wilderness in the lower 48 and includes wild segments of Wild and Scenic Rivers. This area is habitat for grizzly bear, wolves, and large elk herds. Craggy peaks along the Continental Divide and vastness make this a remote and challenging Wilderness. Turn of the century Forest Service heritage is represented in the Wilderness Historic District. Quiet Trails: Alpine lakes are nestled in steep, dense forest, with miles of hiking trails. Backcountry: Less developed trails along North Fork, Swan Front, and Hungry Horse Reservoir offer spectacular scenery & views, and a sense of remoteness. Downhill Skiing: Whitefish Mountain and Blacktail Mountain ski areas are winter wonderlands offering spectacular views of Glacier National Park. Swan Mosaic: Grizzly bear travel corridors, link the bear populations in the Mission Mountains Wilderness and Swan Ranges. Scenic vistas of these ranges are seen from the Swan Highway, a major travel corridor between Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks, and part of the Northern Continental Divide Scenic Loop. COMMUNITY INFORMATION The Bigfork Chamber of Commerce describes Bigfork as follows: “Located at an altitude of 2,900 feet in the spectacular mountains of northwestern Montana, the town of Bigfork hugs a sparkling blue bay where the swift waters of the Swan River flow into Flathead Lake. The town of Bigfork is a picturesque and charming place. World class art galleries, fine restaurants, a 27-hole golf course, live theatre, and unique shops can all be found within a quaint Western setting. Located near-by, Glacier National Park, the Bob Marshall and the Mission Mountains Wilderness areas are full of wildlife, and offer endless recreational opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts. Chosen as "One of the 50 Great Towns of the West" and designated as "One of the 100 Best Small Art Towns of the Nation," Bigfork offers you and your family a part of the West that you will never forget.” Bigfork is a community of about 1,500 located about a 20 mile drive south of Kalispell in the Flathead Valley. Approximately 100,000 people live in the Flathead Valley area. More detailed information about the area is listed below. KALISPELL AND THE FLATHEAD VALLEY EDUCATION: Public Schools: Elementary - 32 High schools - 5 Private schools: elementary - 16 Flathead Valley Community College DAY CARE: 9 day care centers. MEDICAL FACILITIES: 2 hospitals and 8-nursing homes, and several retirement and assisted living facilities. CHURCHES: Many churches, both denominational and non-denominational. COMMUNITY/AREA AMENITIES: Public Libraries - 6 Bus Services Health Clubs Commercial Airlines - 4 (Delta, Allegiant, Horizon, United) Amtrak (service to Whitefish) Live Theater - 2 summer playhouses Movie theaters/complexes - 4 State, County, City Parks, Sports Park Art Galleries Ski Areas (alpine) - 2 Museums - 8 Golf Courses - 12 Glacier National Park Flathead Lake nearby (largest freshwater natural lake west of the Mississippi) For more information visit www.kalispellchamber.com or call the Flathead Visitors/Convention Center at 1800-543-3105. For information regarding Region One’s Civil Rights program, please click on the following link: Region One Civil Rights.