Part-Time

Bilingual Teen Outreach Librarian

Belmar Library

Posted on 5/9/2026

Deadline 5/24/26
Jefferson County Colorado

Jefferson County Colorado

1,001-5,000 employees

Public sector career offering growth, benefits

Compensation Overview

$26.10 - $32.63/hr

Lakewood, CO, USA

In Person

Category
Education
Required Skills
Social Media
Requirements
  • Bilingual fluency in English and Spanish is required.
  • Education includes a Bachelor's Degree; Master's Degree is preferred but not necessarily required.
  • Minimum one year of work experience.
  • Experience or ability to work part-time schedule including some evenings and weekends.
  • Experience in library or customer service roles is implied.
Responsibilities
  • Perform moderately to highly complex research activities for patrons.
  • Advise patrons on appropriate library materials.
  • Handle difficult questions referred by other library staff.
  • Refer patrons to community resources and other appropriate resources.
  • Use high-level customer service skills to determine patron needs and create a positive, inviting atmosphere.
  • Provide access to physical and digital library resources.
  • Present programs, classes, and workshops in the library and at off-site locations.
  • Conduct library tours and community outreach.
  • Promote programs to target audiences.
  • Initiate, develop and present programs and activities, including seasonal programs.
  • Develop and provide library instruction and patron education to the public, individually and in groups.
  • Participate with cross-functional teams to accomplish goals.
  • Create content for websites through social media, content management systems and other means.
  • Assist with evaluating and maintaining the existing collection through recommendations and weeding.
  • Collect and tabulate data; prepare records and reports.
  • Assist in promoting library programs and serving as an expert.
  • Participate in the design and creation of displays, bulletin boards, signs, posters and informational/directional aids and special exhibits.
  • Identify program needs; maintain data pertaining to attendance and program participation.
  • Maintain the general appearance and safety of the division and library service.
  • Resolve non-routine problems; take appropriate actions for disturbances and emergencies.
  • Serve as Person In Charge on a routine basis for the local location.
  • May assist in hiring, training, mentoring, directing, supervising and evaluating staff.
  • Assist in supervising collection maintenance of ancillary staff.
Desired Qualifications
  • Master's In Library Science or Library Information Systems.
  • One year of public library experience.
Jefferson County Colorado

Jefferson County Colorado

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Jefferson County Colorado is a public government entity that provides local government services in Jefferson County, Colorado. It offers careers across public administration, safety, health, parks, and community programs, and delivers services through county programs and departments to keep communities safe and well-maintained. It differentiates itself by prioritizing public service over profit, emphasizing transparency, accountability, stability, work-life balance, and professional development in a diverse, scenic region. Its goal is to serve citizens by delivering essential services, maintaining infrastructure, supporting public safety and community well-being, and offering growth opportunities for employees.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

Grant

Total Funding

$230K

Headquarters

Golden, Colorado

Founded

1861

Simplify Jobs

Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • $7.3 million Braun Ranch purchase funded partly by Great Outdoors Colorado expands recreation.
  • Daniel Conway's promotion strengthens fiscal leadership for infrastructure investments.
  • $500,000 NDOT grant replaces 100-year-old PWF Road bridge enhancing connectivity.

What critics are saying

  • Braun Ranch $7.3 million cost depletes budget, delaying park maintenance within 12 months.
  • Conifer park improvements starting Spring 2026 spark resident lawsuits over disruptions.
  • Beaver Ranch construction from May 2026 causes closures and liability claims immediately.

What makes Jefferson County Colorado unique

  • Braun Ranch acquisition links Red Rocks and Matthews/Winters trails uniquely.
  • 60,000-acre system draws 10 million visitors yearly, second to national parks.
  • Protects rare species like Preble's meadow jumping mouse and hops azure butterfly.

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Courier-Express
Apr 3rd, 2026
April proclaimed Child Abuse Prevention Month in Jefferson County.

April proclaimed Child Abuse Prevention Month in Jefferson County. BROOKVILLE - Recognizing the need to protect children, the Jefferson County Commissioners have proclaimed April to be Child Abuse Prevention Month in the county. Cass Burkett, executive director and forensic interviewer at the Western PA Cares for Kids advocacy center in Roseville, spoke briefly about child abuse in Jefferson County at last week's meeting of the commissioners. "I am very grateful you don't have to know some of the darkness of my world," Burkett said, noting that 94 children were served at the center last year. Services included forensic interviews and medical evaluations. In the interviews, "a forensic interviewer has a conversation with a child in a way that is developmentally friendly for them," Burkett said. For medical evaluations they are taken to "a very child friendly exam room so they can feel safe. Our goals is to put children at the center of our process so they don't feel like they are being pushed to the side during one of the worst times of their life." She said a goal of the advocacy center is to raise awareness and promote child abuse prevention. "We do that by serving the children. Prevention starts with education - to teachers, community members and children. It is hard to prevent what you don't know about and our goal is to educate children in a child-friendly way." Knowing that "no single agency can meet all the needs of a child, we work with Children and Youth Services, law enforcement, victim services agencies and mental health therapists to provide the best response for children," she said. The advocacy center is nonprofit, "funded entirely by community donations and government grants," she said. "Donations help provide essential resources such as school supplies and backpacks." In recognition of Child Abuse Prevention Month, everyone is encouraged to wear blue on Friday, April 3 and to show support for children by displaying blue pinwheels "that show the joy and whimsy of being a child." Burkett said, "Child abuse prevention is a year-long effort. Bad things exist in the dark, so we want to shine light on it. With our community support we can be a voice for our children and we want to make every month a month of protection." Other business - The commissioners appointed Sarah Gallagher of Brookville to the Jefferson County Planning Commission. Her term will expire Dec. 31. - Approved for payment were invoices in the amount of $807,196.82 and payroll in the amount of $322,237.81. - All county offices will be closed Friday, April 3 in observance of Good Friday. The next regular meeting of the Jefferson County commissioners will be held at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, April 14 in the conference room at Jefferson Place. More news. We're always interested in hearing about news in our community. Let us know what's going on! Latest e-edition. Mobile app.

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Jeffco Public Schools
Apr 18th, 2025
Jeffco Hosts Safe Student Summit

Jeffco hosts Safe Student Summit.

Hoodline
Jan 14th, 2025
Jefferson County Promotes Daniel Conway to Chief Financial Officer, Cementing Fiscal Leadership with Veteran Expertise

Jefferson County has put the fiscal reins into familiar hands, promoting Daniel Conway, a seasoned strategist and finance expert within the county's ranks, to the Chief Financial Officer role.

News Channel Nebraska
Dec 17th, 2024
Jefferson County awarded half a million dollars from NDOT to replace aging PWF bridge

Part of the NDOT's Bridge Match Program, Jefferson County has received a grant for half a million dollars to replace a well-traveled bridge on the PWF Road that's nearly 100 years old.