EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT Experience world-class fishing, boating, cycling, and walking along approximately 14 kilometers of waterfront trails. We are home to Loyalist College of Applied Arts and Technology as well as Albert College, Canada's oldest co‐ed boarding independent private school. Our inviting blend of small town warmth and big city amenities, quality of life and affordable housing make Belleville the perfect place to live, work and play. Currently, the City of Belleville has an exciting chance for a highly motivated, strategic, and dynamic individuals to join our Fire and Emergency Services Department as an Executive Assistant. Position Type: Permanent Full Time Department: Fire and Emergency Services Department

Location:
Fire Station 1 ( 60 Bettes Street, Belleville, ON) Hours: 35 hours per week, Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM Purpose and Scope: The Executive Assistant provides high-level administrative, analytical, financial and operational support to the Director, Fire and Emergency Services. This position supports strategic decision‐making across the Fire and Emergency Services (FES) portfolios, including developing, implementing, and analyzing daily, monthly, and annual emergency response reporting and performance metrics. The Executive Assistant is responsible for compiling and evaluating data to support forecasting, identifying trends, and informing the development of best practices, ensuring alignment with key performance indicators, industry standards, and service delivery requirements that reflect the Corporation's operational needs and circumstances. The Executive Assistant works with a high degree of independence, judgment, discretion, and professionalism.



The role regularly participates in and supports sensitive corporate matters and is entrusted with highly confidential information related to personnel matters, volunteer fire services labour relations, corporate strategy, Council, Senior Leadership Team discussions, and emergency operations. During major incidents or Emergency Operations Centre activations, the position provides confidential administrative and coordination support to facilitate timely, informed, and effective emergency response activities. Collect, analyze, track, and report on operational, financial, performance, and key performance indicator (KPI) data to support the Director's decision-making across the Fire and Emergency Management portfolios. Support financial planning and stewardship by forecasting annual expenditures; assisting with the development and monitoring of operating and capital budgets; assessing assets identified in the Asset Management Plan for replacement, renewal, consolidation, or other lifecycle actions; and monitoring FES revenue streams, including false alarms, Highway 401 responses, fireworks permits, and file searches. Identify, research, coordinate, prepare, and submit grant opportunities relevant to Fire Services and Emergency Management, including supporting documentation, reporting requirements, and follow‐up activities. Provide senior‐level executive and administrative support to the Director, including managing calendars; and coordinating materials for Council, Senior Leadership Team (SLT), committees,



external stakeholders, and other audiences. Conduct research and prepare concise briefing materials, issue summaries, recommendations, and confidential reports to support the Director's review, development, implementation, and communication of departmental and corporate strategies. Coordinate and monitor departmental initiatives, projects, and action items in collaboration with internal departments and external partners; Serve as the departmental liaison for FES content on the City website, coordinating updates to ensure information is current, accurate, accessible, and aligned with corporate communication standards. Maintain secure and accurate confidential files, records, privileged communications, and reports related to FES matters, volunteer fire services labour relations, Council and SLT discussions, corporate strategy, local businesses, community partners, and other sensitive matters. Provide confidential administrative support during major incidents and Emergency Operations Centre activations, including preparing and maintaining records, acting as a scribe as required, coordinating administrative communications, and activating the corporate mass notification system. The position may be exposed to sensitive information involving police, fire, emergency medical services, and provincial or federal partners. Support departmental Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) requirements and initiatives, as assigned. Perform all responsibilities through an equity, diversity, inclusion, accessibility, and respect lens, promoting fair, inclusive, and culturally responsive practices in all interactions and work products. Four-year Degree in Business Administration, Public Administration

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