Nuisance Alligator Trappers Needed for Orange County, Florida
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is accepting applications for contracted nuisance alligator trappers in Orange County.
Applicants must reside in Orange County, have a clean criminal history and no fish and wildlife violations.
Preference will be given to those Orange County applicants who live west of Semoran Boulevard (State Road 436), north of S.R. 50 and west of Orange Avenue (S.R. 527).
All applications must be received by Friday, Sept. 21. For an application and more information, visit MyFWC.com/Alligator. For questions, please email FWCGator@MyFWC.com.
The Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission came into existence on July 1, 1999 - the result of a constitutional amendment approved in the 1998 General Election as part of the package proposed by the Constitution Revision Commission.
In the implementation of the Constitutional Amendment, the Florida Legislature combined all of the staff and Commissioners of the former Marine Fisheries Commission, elements of the Divisions of Marine Resources and Law Enforcement of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, and all of the employees and Commissioners of the former Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission.
Five years later, after consulting stakeholders, employees and other interested parties, the FWC adopted a new internal structure to address complex conservation issues of the new century. The new structure focuses on programs, such as habitat management, that affect numerous species. It will focus on moving the decision-making process closer to the public and did not require any additional funding or additional positions.
