Town of Fort Erie looking to fill four vacant full-time staff positions
November 26, 2025 at 4:23 AM
As of Monday afternoon, the Town of Fort Erie is hiring for four full-time municipal positions for its transportation, finance, cultural services and revenue divisions with deadlines to apply ending this week and next.
The supervisor of revenue and collections will take charge of the town’s full revenue cycle, overseeing property tax billing, water and wastewater accounts and arrears management. The role focuses on accurate records, timely billing and consistent collection practices within corporate services.
The position reports to the director of corporate services and includes an annual salary between $92,131 and $110,558.
The deadline to apply is noon on Friday.
The manager of museums and cultural services will direct day-to-day museum operations while shaping exhibits, cultural programs and long-term collections work. The position plays a central role in how community services delivers local history to residents and visitors.
The role reports to the director of community services and includes an annual salary ranging from $102,746 to $123,295.
Applications are due at noon on December 3.
The supervisor of corridor management will oversee transportation planning and project delivery within the town’s infrastructure services.
The position reports to the municipal engineer and includes an annual salary from $102,746 to $123,295.
Duties include coordinating traffic studies, managing streetlight requests and supporting capital planning.
The supervisor of accounting services will supervise daily accounting operations for corporate services.
The position reports to the manager of accounting services and includes an annual salary between $92,131 and $110,558.
Responsibilities include financial reporting, internal controls and year-end processes.
For both supervisor positions, the application deadline is noon on December 5.
More information and application details are available at forterie.ca/jobs.
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