[SRM] [Tierra Seca] Fwd: Rangeland Job Announcement with State Land, Prescott

[Tierra Seca]

 Hi everyone,

Below is some information about a state range manager position in Prescott
they've been trying to fill. Check it out if you're interested!

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From: Phipps, Alisha - NRCS, Tucson, AZ <alisha.phipps at usda.gov>
Date: Wed, Sep 15, 2021 at 2:33 PM
Subject: Rangeland Job Announcement with State Land, Prescott
To: Tierra Seca <uofatierraseca at gmail.com>


Hello,

I was just in a meeting with State Land and they have a Range Manager
vacancy in Prescott they have been trying to fill for 2 years.  I would
recommend if anyone is interested in the job that they should apply.  (Even
if they feel they may not be qualified.)  Since State Land has been trying
to fill it for so long they may consider any submitted applications.







*SENIOR RANGE RESOURCE AREA MANAGER*

*(LAND MANAGER I)*

*LAND DEPARTMENT*

https://www.azstatejobs.gov/jobs/senior-range-resources-area-manager-land-manager-i-prescott-arizona-united-states









*Alisha Phipps*

Rangeland Management Specialist

NRCS ATV/UTV Instructor

LRA for Level 2 Authentication



*USDA-NRCS*

*Tucson Field Office*
3241 N. Romero Rd.
Tucson, AZ  85705

*alisha.phipps at usda.gov <alisha.phipps at usda.gov>*

Work Cell:  (520) 305-1913
Office:  (520) 989-5630
Fax: (855) 848-4340



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