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Old 04-02-2009, 11:20 AM
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Default What does a Local Government Officer do?

A local government officer works at a government office of any government department. He/she is responsible for putting into practice, the government policies. He/she will also make sure the services are efficiently delivered. Sometimes, the officers also answer queries from the public, put into motion policy requirements, etc. There will be administrative assistants to carry out the tasks you assign.

Your responsibilities include analyzing various projects, reporting progress, extending advice wherever needed, handling public queries, making presentations, etc. You will also be responsible for liaising with different government agencies. You are also responsible for managing budgets and ensuring funding for the projects you are responsible for. You will also draft or direct assistants to draft contracts and keep records of every activity you initiate and manage.

Most times you work from an office and sometimes you will need to travel, attend meeting and provide briefs at meetings outside the normal office hours.
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