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Waseca County seeks a Finance Manager to lead accounting, budgeting, finance reporting, treasury, procurement, and audit coordination in a full-time on-site role in Waseca, MN.
The position provides financial analysis to support decisions and ensure compliance with governmental accounting standards and county policies. Collaboration with leadership and external stakeholders is essential to maintain fiscal health and stewardship of public resources.
Waseca County, established in 1857 and named for the Dakota word meaning “rich,” is located in the Southern Lakes Region of south-central Minnesota and covers over 423 square miles. The county is known for its fertile soil, record crop production, and diverse local economy that includes farming, printing, manufacturing, and tourism. Waseca County encompasses four major cities—Janesville, New Richland, Waldorf, and Waseca, the county seat, and twelve townships, with most county offices housed in the historic Waseca County Courthouse. Serving a population of approximately 19,000 residents, the county is accessible via U.S. Highway 14 and several state highways, and is within driving distance of Rochester and the Minneapolis–Saint Paul metro area. Waseca County offers a stable public-sector environment with a focus on quality services and community engagement.
The Finance Manager is a full-time, on-site role located in Waseca, MN, responsible for the management and oversight of the County's financial operations, including accounting, budgeting, financial reporting, treasury management, investments, procurement, capital assets, and audit coordination. The position provides financial analysis and recommendations to support organizational decision-making and ensure compliance with governmental accounting standards, financial regulations, and County policies.
The Finance Manager works collaboratively with County leadership, departments, elected officials, and external stakeholders to support the County's fiscal health and effective stewardship of public resources.