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City Attorney

City of Yukon (OK)
CONTRACTOR Remote · US Yukon, OK, US Posted: 2026-05-12 Until: 2026-07-11
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Job Description
JOB Position OverviewThe City Attorney is appointed by the City Council in accordance with the City Charter and serves as head of the Department of Law. This position provides legal counsel and support to the City Council, the City Administration and various boards and commissions. The City Attorney ensures municipal operations comply with applicable federal, state, and local laws. This salaried position requires attendance at evening meetings and availability to respond to urgent matters outside normal business hours. EXAMPLE OF DUTIES Essential Duties and Responsibilities• Provide legal advice and support to the City Council, the City Administration and various boards and commissions. Draft and review ordinances, resolutions, contracts, deeds, leases, policies, regulations, and other legal documents. Represents the City in municipal, state, and federal court, administrative proceedings, negotiations, and hearings. Advise on employment law matters, workplace investigations, labor relations, and union negotiations. Interpret laws, rulings, regulations, and court decisions affecting municipal operations. Attend City Council meetings and other meetings as requested, including Planning Commission and Board of Adjustment meetings. Recommend retention of outside counsel or specialized legal services when appropriate. Respond to legal inquiries from the public, officials, and departments. Maintain confidentiality of privileged communications and sensitive records. Stay current on developments in municipal, employment, and public-sector law. Perform other related duties as assigned by the City Council or City Manager. SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION Contacts and Relationships• Frequent interaction with elected officials, department directors, employees,boards, commissions, attorneys, and the public.• Regular coordination with the outside counsel, courts, agencies, and regulatorybodies.• Requires tact, diplomacy, professionalism, and discretion.