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The town of Natick seeks a skilled and forward-thinking professional to serve as its next Town Treasurer/Collector. Reporting to the Deputy Town Administrator/Finance Director, this position is a key member of the town’s finance leadership team and plays a critical role in ensuring the integrity, stability, and effective management of municipal financial operations. Working in partnership with a dedicated and experienced team, the Treasurer/Collector oversees tax and utility billing and collections, cash management, debt administration, bond issuances, and municipal receivables in accordance with Massachusetts law and municipal finance best practices. The ideal candidate is a collaborative and service-oriented leader with strong technical expertise, sound financial judgment, and a demonstrated commitment to operational excellence, innovation, and exceptional customer service. This role offers an opportunity to contribute meaningfully to the town’s continued fiscal strength and long-term financial sustainability.
Job Responsibility
Lead and oversee all operations of the Treasurer/Collector’s Office, including tax billing, collections, cash management, investments, and debt administration
Serve as custodian of all town funds, ensuring accurate receipt, disbursement, safeguarding, and accounting of municipal assets
Manage cash flow, banking relationships, investments, and borrowing activities to maintain liquidity and maximize returns
Direct tax collection, accounts receivable, municipal lien enforcement, tax title proceedings, and foreclosure activities
Develop and implement financial policies, internal controls, and investment strategies in compliance with relevant regulations
Administer town trust funds, retirement-related accounts, and other fiduciary responsibilities
Prepare financial reports, reconcile accounts, and ensure the accuracy and integrity of financial records