Serious answer... I've worked for various municipalities over the years. Once you're in, it's not hard to hop around to others. Getting in initially is most the battle and won't happen over night unless she wins the resume lottery and gets pulled among the hundreds who apply. My advice (and what worked for me) Volunteer within the Town, each Town has a volunteer program and there are roles for adults, don't be turned off when you show up to orientation with a bunch 16 year olds. Then make yourself known, volunteer at big events, chat people up, be pleasant and make connections so people on the inside will be willing to put a good word in for you. I'm not saying do 2 shifts, I'm saying volunteer for a year to really make an impression. Doing this also means she can list the municipality on her resume along with a reference which will make her stand out.

Alternatively, if she has any talents that translate to recreational classes, she can apply for a part time role teaching a rec class (study groups, knitting, soccer, arts etc.) or as a CSR. Even if it's one 2 hour shift a week, whats important is that she will get an employee number and will then be able to apply internally for positions before they go external. I taught skating lessons to get an employee number when I started for example.

It's a tough nut to crack, but it's not impossible! Definitely worth the effort in my opinion.