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City of Florissant

Municipal government providing public services

Part-time Office Clerk

Part-TimeUpdated on 10/23/2026
$16.89/hr
Entry
Florissant, MO, USA
In Person
Clerical & Data EntryOffice Clerical & Records

About the job

Requirements
  • Have a high school diploma or equivalent experience.
  • Have working knowledge of and experience using Microsoft Word, Excel, and office software.
  • Have a valid driver's license.
Responsibilities
  • Provide basic clerical support for the assigned Division.
  • Type articles, letters, reports, tabulations, and other material from copy, rough draft, or voice recording machine.
  • File material alphabetically, numerically, or according to a subject classification.
  • Compose and type simple form letters or letters of a standardized nature.
  • Operate a duplicating machine, computer, and other office equipment.
  • Collect data, originate and process reports such as monthly department reports.
  • Act as a receptionist, giving general information over the phone and at the front desk.
  • Adjust work hours when others are on vacation, compensatory time off, sick leave, at seminars, working flex hours, Saturday or evening office hours, during summer hours, or as requested.
  • Help train new full-time and/or part-time clerks as requested.
  • Assist in reviewing payroll as needed.
  • Perform proper Division-specific duties.
  • For Public Works Clerks, prepare agendas for the Traffic Commission, including supporting documentation and related paperwork.
  • For Public Works Clerks, take and transcribe minutes of evening Traffic Commission meetings.
  • For Public Works Clerks, provide support for the Sewer Lateral Insurance Program.
  • For Public Works Clerks, issue Excavation Permits.
  • For Public Works Clerks, support the Residential Sidewalk Replacement Program.
  • For Public Works Clerks, track allocated funds for uniform expenditures.
  • For Public Works Clerks, order janitorial supplies for the Street Division, City Hall, and the Government Building.
  • For Permit/Inspection Clerks assigned to the Building Division, verify property owners using St. Louis County tax records.
  • For Permit/Inspection Clerks assigned to the Building Division, accept applications and prepare agendas for boards and commissions, prepare supporting documentation, and process related submittals.
  • For Permit/Inspection Clerks assigned to the Building Division, take and transcribe minutes of evening meetings of boards and commissions.
  • For Permit/Inspection Clerks assigned to the Building Division, schedule applicable appointments for Inspectors.
  • For Permit/Inspection Clerks assigned to the Building Division, maintain logs such as inspection and building permit logs.
  • For Permit/Inspection Clerks assigned to the Building Division, manage escrow accounts involving apartment complexes.
  • For Permit/Inspection Clerks assigned to the Building Division, issue applications for property rental licenses as necessary.
  • For Permit/Inspection Clerks assigned to the Building Division, coordinate action with the Finance Department.
  • For Permit/Inspection Clerks assigned to the Building Division, accept applications and perform detailed, multi-step office work related to occupancy inspections, exterior inspections, building permit inspections, Community Development Housing Grant inspections, and other Building Department inspections.
  • For Permit/Inspection Clerks assigned to the Building Division, issue quick-issue electrical, mechanical, and plumbing permits.
  • For Permit/Inspection Clerks assigned to the Building Division, take permit, inspection, and other related fees and maintain ledgers or records not requiring specialized bookkeeping skills.
  • For Permit/Inspection Clerks assigned to the Building Division, help formulate office policies and procedures through Public Works focus groups and submit ideas and comments as requested.
  • For Permit/Inspection Clerks assigned to the Building Division, maintain files for summonses issued and update records by verifying status with the court office after court dates.
  • For Permit/Inspection Clerks assigned to the Building Division, temporarily perform the work of Secretary to the Director of Public Works during vacations, sickness, or similar absences.
  • For Permit/Inspection Clerks assigned to the Building Division, work with courts regarding court files and prepare housing dockets for inspectors.
  • For Permit/Inspection Clerks assigned to the Building Division, maintain minimum housing inspections and re-inspections.
  • For Permit/Inspection Clerks assigned to the Building Division, work as recording clerk for the minimum housing standard board of appeals.
  • For Permit/Inspection Clerks assigned to the Building Division, process sign inventories.
  • For Permit/Inspection Clerks assigned to the Building Division, type bills for liens on properties.
  • Perform other duties as directed.

About the company

Florissant is a municipal government in St. Louis County serving more than 52,000 residents. It uses a Mayor-Council structure with a full-time mayor and nine council members, funded by taxes and fees to run services such as police, public works, Parks and Recreation, health, and online access to ordinances, records, and bill payments. It emphasizes economic development, public safety, historic preservation (notably Old Town Florissant and the St. Ferdinand Shrine), and a pro-business climate. Its goal is to deliver municipal services efficiently, support residents and businesses, preserve its historic roots, and foster a safe, thriving community.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

N/A

Founded

1786

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What believers are saying

  • In February 2026, council approved $5 million for roads and facility parking lots.
  • MSD started Florissant’s $2.6 million Lindsay Lane sewer project in 2026.
  • The adopted FY2026 budget is balanced at $29.9 million with employee raises.

What critics are saying

  • The July 2026 $4 million Alcala settlement exposes costly police misconduct liability and reputation damage.
  • FY2026 revenues stayed flat while insurance premiums jumped 13% after storm damage.
  • Roads, ADA compliance, and sewer upgrades signal years of deferred infrastructure spending ahead.

What makes City of Florissant unique

  • Florissant pairs 1786 historic preservation with 19 parks and two recreation centers.
  • The city runs a full municipal stack: police, public works, parks, health, and economic development.
  • Its 2026 budget and zoning overhaul show unusually active local-government execution.

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Life Insurance
  • Disability Insurance