Seeking to rev up its summer offerings, the city of Peoria is on the hunt for a part-time bus driver for its Neighborhood and Human Services department. The job isn’t just about being behind the wheel, it also involves coordinating and executing recreational activities for local youth, catering to kids aged 4-14.

The position isn't your standard bus-driving gig – the successful candidate will not only transport the tykes but also play a crucial role in shaping their summer experience. With a $19.00 hourly wage on the table, Peoria looks to sweeten the deal for potential drivers. For those interested, application details are posted on the Peoria government website, as they opened up the hiring doors yesterday.

According to the city's official announcement, this part-time opportunity is part of a broader initiative to beef up the community's summer programming and provide safe, structured environments for youngsters during their school break. This integrated approach of combining transportation with recreation underscores a commitment to not just logistical needs, but to the social and developmental aspects of community service.

While details are still in the process of being ironed out, regarding the specific schedule, it’s clear that flexibility will be a key requirement for interested drivers. Peoria is looking to hire someone who can adapt to a variable summer program schedule, according to information posted on their website. It’s an attractive opportunity for individuals who enjoy working with children, driving, and are in search of a summer job that promises more than just a paycheck.

To apply or to catch more details about this role, candidates are pointed towards an online job listing on ADP's website. Wannabe drivers with a knack for handling the summer energy of Peoria's youth are encouraged to put pedal to the metal and apply to help steer the community's kids toward a fun, and active summer.