毕业设计外文翻译--县域财政总监.docVIP

COUNTY FINANCE DIRECTOR Whether it is a strobe through the quaint boutiques of historic downtown Riverside, an afternoon in Temeculas wine country, or a round of golf on a world-class course in Palm Springs, Riverside County has something for everyone. Even the weather is wonderful, with rainy days few and far between. All in all, Riverside County is a great pace to live and work. With more than two million residents, Riverside is the sixteenth largest county in the U.S. and the fourth most populous County in California. The ethnic breakdown of the Inland Empire (of which Riverside County is a part) is 43% Caucasian, 42% Hispanic, 7% African American, 5% Asian and 3% other. The County spans 7,303 square mikes, sharing its borders with Lmperial, Orange, San Diego and San Bernardino counties. There are 26 cities within the County. Combined with a reasonable cost of diving, Riversides multifaceted environment of rolling hills, lakes and rivers, deserts and forests has made it one of the nations fastest growing counties for more than a decade. Riverside County is also centrally located with nearby access to magnificent mountain ranges and warm sunny beaches. The Countys housing market continues to be among the most affordable in Southern California. In August 2009, the median price of a home sold in Riverside County was $190,000. Higher education facilities abound throughout the area (e.g., University of California, Riverside; California State University, San Bernardino; University of Redlands; Loma Linda University; La Sierra University; California Baptist University; and Riverside Community College), providing continuing educational opportunities for professional development. These institutions produce top-flight graduates ready to enter Riverside Countys labor market and propel it into the future. The Position Under the direction of the County Executive officer (CEO) and the Assistant CEO, the County Finance Director is the Chief Financial Officer and will control