Financial Affairs Assistant

Minimum Qualifications

• 60 semester hours from an accredited college
• two (2) years' experience in accounting (governmental accounting preferred)
• Four (4) years' experience in accounting (governmental accounting preferred)

$23.2149 Hourly ($48,287)

Step A: $26.5899 Hourly ($55,307)
Step B: $27.3644 Hourly ($56,918)
Step C: $28.1361 Hourly ($58,523)
Step D: $28.9880 Hourly ($60,295)
Step E: $29.8428 Hourly ($62,073)
Step F: $30.7788 Hourly ($64,020)

Assists in technical and professional tasks performed as they relate to accounting, purchasing, cash-handling training and auditing for the Genesee County Parks and Recreation; maintains Rec Trac software in regards to cash receipting; coordinates Parks purchasing; processes Parks payroll; assists Financial Officer with all related accounting duties; reports to the Parks and Recreation Director or designee.

• Assists Financial Officer with all related accounting duties including but not limited to: audit preparation, preparing financial and other related reports, etc.;
• Coordinates obtaining bids, purchasing of materials, supplies and equipment;
• Ensures purchasing policies are adhered to;
• Ensures accurate and timely payroll changes are reported and payroll is processed;
• Conducts cash-handling training and on-site auditing of cash;
• Reconciles cash receipts with Rec Trac, bank and credit card statements;
• Assists in the development and implementation of reservation software;
• Maintains revenue ledgers and supporting accounting controls for Parks;
• Prepares special reports and projects for Parks revenue facilities;
• Assists in compiling and preparing special reports and projects of a financial or purchasing nature;
• Performs related duties as required.