The City of Lake Wales, established in 1917, serves a population of 15,000 residents in Polk County, Florida, from its central location on the peninsula’s highest ground. The municipal government delivers essential public services, including fire and police protection, water and wastewater utilities, street maintenance, parks and recreation, library programs, and airport oversight. Lake Wales distinguishes itself through its abundant clear lakes and rolling hills, offering year‑round recreational opportunities and a high quality of life. Employees enjoy a collaborative culture that prioritizes community engagement, transparency, and responsive governance.
The Deputy Growth Management Director position requires advanced professional level planning and administrative policy advisory duties. Work involves a variety of technical and analytical functions relating to comprehensive plans, land development regulations, development review, regional planning, and urban design.
The City of Lake Wales, established in 1917, serves a population of 15,000 residents in Polk County, Florida, from its central location on the peninsula’s highest ground. The municipal government delivers essential public services, including fire and police protection, water and wastewater utilities, street maintenance, parks and recreation, library programs, and airport oversight. Lake Wales distinguishes itself through its abundant clear lakes and rolling hills, offering year‑round recreational opportunities and a high quality of life. Employees enjoy a collaborative culture that prioritizes community engagement, transparency, and responsive governance.