Roswell seeks to fill 200 summer job positions

The city of Roswell announced it is accepting applications for more than 200 summer positions in its Recreation, Parks, Historic & Cultural Affairs Department.

“A wide variety of positions are available, including camp counselors, lifeguards and aquatics coaches, sprayground attendants, and athletics and arts instructors,” the city said. “Positions are open to applicants age 16 and up, including high school students, college students, teachers and retirees.”

To apply: https://www.roswellgov.com/jobs

Information: ksparrow@roswellgov.com or 770-641-6741 or https://bit.ly/3eP5x8h

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