Ramsey's looking for a new town warden.
The local authority says the successful candidate would enforce its by-laws for three years starting on April 1.
The job involves working unsocial hours and weekends, and the commissioners say wardens may have to assume responsibility for issuing parking tickets in future.
Those interested have until Monday, February 19 to apply.
Should roads close to allow children to play?
Should roads temporarily close to allow children to play outside?
Rope stuck on propeller causes sailing delay
This mornings Ben-my-Chree service to Heysham has been delayed.
Brexit and phones on Tynwald agenda
Brexit and mobile phones in schools are amongst the topics to be discussed by Tynwald this month.
IOM Greens must engage critics says party leader
The leader of the Isle of Man Greens says his party must engage with critics to bring about public debate on environmental issues.
Tailbacks amid Fishers Hill works
Drivers have taken to social media after delays caused by a one-way system.
Adhere to woodland byelaws, government urges
The public are being urged to abide byelaws, after a local man found himself in court.
Car damaged on Douglas street
Police are investigating damage caused to a vehicle in Douglas.
Duck lives another day
A duck, which has survived after being hit by a car is being looked after by a local charity.
