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Administrative Assistant and Resolution Writer, Legal Division
Alabama Legislative Services Agency (LSA)
SEE ANNOUNCEMENT | Montgomery, AL | Open Until Filled
This is a full-time position that involves communicating with members of the Legislature and the public and provides administrative, drafting, research, and communication support to bill drafting attorneys. The individual hired for this position must always display professionalism, nonpartisanship, and confidentiality. The candidate must have the ability to excel in a fast-paced environment, commit to working as a team, and be able to work extended hours during the legislative session. Lastly, the ideal candidate must possess excellent phone etiquette, typing and communication skills, and a thorough knowledge of standard English language conventions and usage.
Chief Juvenile Probation Officer Supervisor II
Administrative Office of Courts (AOC)
SEE ANNOUNCEMENT | $55,132.80 – $102,172.80 | Houston County | Closes November 16, 2026
This is professional management and supervisory work involving monitoring juveniles under the jurisdiction and supervision of the Juvenile Court. Employees in this class plan, develop, coordinate and implement programs to monitor and document juvenile behavior following a complaint and /or petition within the juvenile justice system involving children in need of supervision (CHINS), delinquent and dependent children, and other juvenile proceedings.
Juvenile Probation Officer I
Administrative Office of Courts (AOC)
SEE ANNOUNCEMENT | $41,080.80 – $68,695.20 | Baldwin County | Closes November 20, 2026
This is entry-level professional work involving monitoring and documenting behavior of juveniles under the jurisdiction and supervision of the Juvenile Court. The principal duties are performed in a general office environment, courtroom, and at field sites throughout the county where employed. Work is performed under the general supervision of the appointing authority (Presiding Juvenile Court Judge) and direct supervision of the Chief Juvenile Probation Officer.