Independence Cross Creek Joint Sewage Authority
Secretary - Part Time
Independence Cross Creek Joint Sewage Authority, Avella, Pennsylvania, United States, 15312
SECRETARY - ICCJSA
Part time
Independence Cross Creek Joint Sewage Authority
seeks a part-time Secretary with strong accounting experience, including A/R, A/P, financial reporting, and budget preparation. Duties include billing, bank reconciliations, meeting prep, and customer service. Must be organized, bondable, and proficient with office tech. Schedule: Monday/Wednesday/Thursday/Friday + monthly evening meeting. Hourly pay based on experience. Send resume and cover letter to
iccjsa@hky.com Interviews to commence by
November 14, 2025 .
Independence Township was erected out of Hopewell Township May 18, 1853. It is bounded on the north by Jefferson and Cross Creek, south by Donegal, east by Cross Creek and Hopewell and west by West Virginia. Its length is seven miles and breadth four miles. Until 1904 Independence was the only town.
It occupies land patented to Thomas Shannon and Thomas McGuire in 1788 on surveys made two years earlier. But since these were issued by Pennsylvania on titles from Virginia (which once claimed the area) it may have been settled even before the beginning of the Revolutionary War. provided by The Observer-Reporter recblid u64cjrs143ulctneig3pzozujxe8gl
seeks a part-time Secretary with strong accounting experience, including A/R, A/P, financial reporting, and budget preparation. Duties include billing, bank reconciliations, meeting prep, and customer service. Must be organized, bondable, and proficient with office tech. Schedule: Monday/Wednesday/Thursday/Friday + monthly evening meeting. Hourly pay based on experience. Send resume and cover letter to
iccjsa@hky.com Interviews to commence by
November 14, 2025 .
Independence Township was erected out of Hopewell Township May 18, 1853. It is bounded on the north by Jefferson and Cross Creek, south by Donegal, east by Cross Creek and Hopewell and west by West Virginia. Its length is seven miles and breadth four miles. Until 1904 Independence was the only town.
It occupies land patented to Thomas Shannon and Thomas McGuire in 1788 on surveys made two years earlier. But since these were issued by Pennsylvania on titles from Virginia (which once claimed the area) it may have been settled even before the beginning of the Revolutionary War. provided by The Observer-Reporter recblid u64cjrs143ulctneig3pzozujxe8gl