Manages the city's revenue collection, cash management, and financial forecasting.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Accounting, or closely related field and five years of experience; or an equivalent combination of training and experience.
Must pass a background check as prescribed by the City of Davenport.
Considerable Knowledge of: Accounting and overall financial systems.
Considerable Knowledge of: Credit collection laws and procedures.
Considerable Knowledge of: Investments and cash management.
Considerable Knowledge of: Utility billing and collection systems.
Considerable Knowledge of: Revenue forecasting techniques and methods.
Good Knowledge of: Project management techniques.
Considerable Skill in: Analyzing revenue information and systems.
Responsibilities
Manages the billing and collecting of all utility bills, fees, parking fines, taxes, special assessments, grant reimbursements, parking meters, and other sources; prepares deposit slips and deposit monies in designated banks; coordinates grant disbursements; prepares and maintains delinquent accounts report; coordinates collection efforts on non-sufficient fund accounts; certifies delinquent accounts that can be levied on delinquent account holders' property.
Establishes policies, procedures and standards for the control of revenue; develops short-range and long-range revenue projections to coincide with the annual budget, capital improvements program, and cash flow requirements; regularly reviews objectives, plans, and budgets and makes necessary adjustments.
Supervises, schedules, trains, and directs the work of employees; participates in the interview and selection processes and may make employment decisions; evaluates employee performance and recommends corrective action.
Oversees the liquor licensing process and administration of related City ordinances.
Manages the city's investments including development of investment reports and updating the investment policy.
Benefits
The cost for a family plan for medical, dental, vision and prescription is only $98.61 per month for 2026 and starts on first day of employment.
Iowa Public Employee’s Retirement Pension plan
457 Deferred Compensation – The City will contribute 5% of the employee’s income to his/her 457 account if the employee contributes at least 1% (applicable to non-bargaining, management exempt employees)