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202 Falls Ave., P.O. Box 5079, Twin Falls, ID 83303-5079 Phone (208) 732-5727

(also known as Region IV Development)

COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECT COORDINATOR

Frontier Community Resources (Frontier CR), also known as Region IV Development

Association, Inc. is a private, not-for-profit corporation that was established to encourage the

development and diversification of the economy in South-Central Idaho. Frontier CR assists

cities, counties, business leaders, and community groups with planning, developing, and

implementing community and economic development projects that improve infrastructure,

enhance quality of life, and support long-term regional prosperity.

Projects commonly include water and sewer systems, downtown revitalization efforts,

industrial parks, medical clinics, fire stations, recreational facilities, community parks, and

other public improvements that support the health, safety, and economic well-being of

residents across the region. Learn more at www.frontiercr.org.

Organization Relationship:

Reports to: Director of Community and Economic Development, President, Board of

Directors

FLSA Status: Exempt

Schedule: Monday Friday 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (some evening meetings required)

Salary Range: \$50,000 to \$55,000 (depending on qualifications and experience)

Benefits: Health Insurance, Dental, Vision, optional Health Savings Account Life

Insurance, Retirement Plan, etc.

Position Summary

The Community & Economic Development Project Coordinator plays a key role in turning

community priorities into well-managed, well-funded projects. Under the direction of the

Director of Community and Economic Development, this position supports clients and

partners in defining project scope, structuring project finances, securing funding, and

coordinating implementation activities.

This role is not a land use planning position and does not involve drafting or administering

land use codes, zoning ordinances, or development regulations. Instead, the focus is on

project development and coordination, grant and loan administration, financial tracking,

compliance, communication, and community engagement.

The successful candidate must be highly organized, adaptable, and service-oriented, with the

ability to prioritize tasks, work efficiently across multiple projects, and clearly communicate

complex information to a wide range of audiences.

Core Values at Frontier CR

This position is grounded in Frontier CRs core values:

Pursuit of Excellence: Delivering accurate, timely, and high-quality work with attention

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202 Falls Ave., P.O. Box 5079, Twin Falls, ID 83303-5079 Phone (208) 732-5727

to detail;

Can-Do Attitude: Approaching challenges proactively with flexibility and problem-solving

skills;

Community Focused: Serving communities with professionalism, responsiveness, and

respect;

Collaboration: Working effectively with colleagues, partners, elected officials, and

stakeholders; and

Hungry to Learn: Continuously building knowledge of funding programs, processes, and

best practices.

Key Responsibilities

The Community and Economic Development Project Coordinator will:

Assist communities and partner organizations with project planning and financial

structuring

Research and evaluate federal, state, and private funding opportunities

Prepare grant proposals, loan applications, and supporting documentation

Coordinate project implementation activities, including compliance with funding award

requirements

Serve as a liaison between grantees, funding agencies, contractors, and Frontier CR staff

Track project schedules, expenditures, and documenta tion to ensure accuracy and

compliance

Prepare reports, memos, summaries, and financial spreadsheets for internal and

external use

Collect, analyze, and interpret technical and statistical data to support projects and

reporting

Assist with preparation, editing, and updates to regional planning documents such as

the Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS)

Organize and participate in presentations, public meetings, workshops, and committee

groups

Conduct site visits and monitor project progress, including visits to active construction

sites

Provide timely, professional responses to clients, funding agencies, and team members

Maintain accurate, complete, and well-organize