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WMOK: WHO’S HIRING?!: Illinois Department of Transportation – Highway Maintainer, Belgrade Team (Snow Removal)

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(WMOK) — Metropolis, IL — The Illinois Department of Transportation is hiring temporary snow removal operators for the 2026–27 snow and ice season on its Belgrade Team, based at 2813 Highway 145 in Metropolis.

The part-time, temporary on-call Highway Maintainer positions pay $27.79 an hour. The posting opened November 5, 2026, and applications close November 19, 2026.

Applications must be submitted electronically through illinois.jobs2web.com only. The Metropolis-based posting is part of a statewide hiring of 50 snow removal vacancies.

Is your business hiring? WMOK wants to help spread the word. Business owners are encouraged to send their employment listings to WMOK by text at 618-524-9209, by email at wmoknews@frontier.com, via Facebook Messenger, or by postal mail at 339 Fairgrounds Road, Metropolis, IL 62960.

(WMOK) - Metropolis, IL - The Illinois Department of Transportation is hiring temporary snow removal operators for the 2026-27 snow and ice season on its Belgrade Team, based at 2813 Highway 145 in Metropolis. The part-time, temporary on-call Highway Maintainer positions pay $27.79 an hour. The posting opened November ...
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