SRPC is seeking an intern, or two, for its municipal record digitization project. This new program is focused on assisting regional municipalities to improve organizational resilience and effectiveness of municipal staff if required to work remotely. It also aims to increase citizen access online. The program is being offered at no cost to the municipalities through SRPC's CARES Act funding. 

The intern position provides an opportunity to work with a collaborative team focused on supporting the region’s municipalities plan and adapt for a more resilient future. 
Applicants must, at a minimum, be enrolled in a bachelor’s degree program and have an interest in civics, planning, community or economic development, or other related fields such as history, library science, or archives. The rate of pay is $15 per hour. Schedule and exact start and end dates will be set to correspond with the selected candidate’s academic calendar and availability.  

Those interested should reply with a cover letter, resume, and three professional references to apply@strafford.org using the subject line “Municipal Record Digitization Intern.”