The Laikipia County Public Service Board published an external vacancy notice on 6 November. Most posts are permanent and pensionable, and many suit applicants with a certificate, diploma or first degree.
The Laikipia County Public Service Board posted an external advertisement of vacancies on 6 November 2026. The table in the official notice lists 45 job titles, and the vacancy numbers in it add up to 153 posts. Applications close on 26 November 2026.
The largest groups are 12 posts for Fireman III, 11 for Animal Health Assistant II (meat inspector), 9 for Ward Administrator, 8 for Graduate ECDE Teacher or ECDE Ward Coordinator and 7 for Assistant Livestock Production Officer III. There are also 6 Assistant Vocational and Technical Trainer posts in food and beverages, 5 Assistant Enforcement Officer III posts on contract, and 4 ICT Officer I posts.
Artisan III posts are open in electrical work, hair and beauty, plumbing, carpentry, masonry, leather work, welding and motor vehicle mechanics, between 2 and 6 posts in each trade. The notice also includes senior roles, such as a Deputy Director for sub-county administration and several Assistant Director posts.
Each post has its own requirements and duties in the full PDF notice. Read the section for your post before you apply. The board takes applications through the online form linked from the county jobs page, so open it from that page rather than from a forwarded message.
Applying is free and nobody should pay for a job. Do not pay anyone who says they can secure a county post for you.
The Public Service Commission chairperson told state corporations and public universities to declare vacancies and provide meaningful internship placements as the programme is planned to expand.
work.ke found 219 new openings in the seven days to 9 November 2026, with 1,721 roles open. Green.Earth added 16 outside Nairobi, 21 new roles suit early-career applicants, and 87 adverts close within a week.
The full work.ke figures behind The Kenya Times story: 1,728 open job adverts on 4 November 2026, 997 of them in Nairobi, with the breakdown by county and by type of work.
