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City of Newark

Population
47,529
Employees
280
Job Classifications
80
Email
HR@newark.org
Phone
(510) 578-4267
Web
www.newark.org

Job Openings

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11/30/2022 Police Service Aide I (20319779)
Law Enforcement
Continuous Intern (Lifeguard Academy) (20303122)
Recreation
Continuous Aquatic Instructor I – Swim Instructor (20302904)
Recreation
Continuous Lifeguard I (20301662)
Recreation
Until Filled Recreation Instructor (20256080)
Recreation
Until Filled Senior Customer Service Representative/Building Attendant (20256061)
Customer Service
Until Filled General Maintenance Worker III (20247784)
Public Works Maintenance
Continuous Customer Service Representative (20220301)
Recreation
Until Filled Senior Customer Service Representative (20203716)
Recreation
Until Filled Police Officer - Lateral & Academy Graduate Only (20199646)
Law Enforcement
Until Filled Police Officer Trainee - Entry & Academy Attendee (20199639)
Law Enforcement
Until Filled Recreation Leader II - Softball Field/Maintenance/Adult Sports Scorekeeper (20096602)
Recreation
Until Filled Recreation Leader I - Coach/Referee/Score Keeper (20096584)
Recreation

The City of Newark is located in southern Alameda County at the east end of the Dumbarton Bridge, midway between Oakland and San Jose in Silicon Valley. We were incorporated in 1955 and have a five member City Council/Manager form of government. Our city is approximately 13 square miles with a population of 47,529. Growth of biotech, high-tech, and health sciences industries in Newark has accelerated in recent years. We take pride in maintaining a small-town feel, while developing significant housing and retail projects.

The City has evolved throughout the years from its days enriched in agriculture, manufacturing, and railroad transportation to today’s expansion of high-tech, biotech, and the health sciences, primarily as a result of our location in Silicon Valley.  Although Newark has grown significantly, the community prides itself on being able to retain our small, hometown charm.

Please visit our website at www.newark.org which includes a Newark video tour.