The Planning Supervisor (Planner 4) provides program management, supervision, and advanced professional planning work.  You will be responsible for supervising professional planning and program management work in a wide variety of planning functions.

Work affects a wide range of activities relating to the administration of County plans and ordinances, and often relates to activities of major public concern.

Your work will involve applicable federal, state, and local laws, regulations, policies, and procedures including principles and practices of public planning such as the Growth Management Act, Shoreline Master Act, SEPA, and RCW 58.17 Plats Subdivisions and Dedications.