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Alexandria, Ky

Union, Ky

Oversee and manage the regular operations of the city with a population of 7,400 (23% increase from 2010).Coordinate the creation of the annual budget ranging from 1.2 million (FY17) to 2.7 million (FY23) across several funds.Create, manage and bid contracts for city services ranging from landscaping, snow removal, street repair, code enforcement, engineering and legal.Identify and prioritize special projects to be completed, set the executional scope and objectives.Work with the Boone County Planning Commission by representing the City on commercial and residential developments; provides updates to City Commission, and advises on action per current zoning designations.Coordinate with developers and private sector businesses to ensure conformance with City Ordinances, Codes, and comprehensive plan. Recently, led conversations with a developer to assist in the creation of a $165,000,000 mixed used project.Provide analysis and administrative support to the Mayor and Commission Members to make informed policy decisions. Act as liaison between the Commission and all Union Committees. Research and implement grants to compliment city objectives. Recently provided over $250k in small grants to local Union Businesses. Manage office staff of 4, while currently hiring a 5th. Implement yearly evaluations. Prepares legislation and coordinates the creation of meeting agendas for the elected body.Resolve complaints and issues stemming from citizen driven inquiries/comments.

Moscow, Oh

Issued zoning permits, resolved zoning complaints, and advised the Village Council on such manners.Coordinated the proposal of the annual budget ranging from $400,000 to $500,000.Managed Village day to day office including 2 full-time and 4 part-time employees. Researched and implemented health benefits for staff.Oversaw the operation of the Village’s Waste Water Treatment System.Led prepared training for emergency preparedness in coordination with Clermont County.Applied for and implemented grants and projects.Managed the Community Hall and gym facilities, processed memberships, coordinated digital access.

Campbell County, Ky

• Assisted in administrative duties such as writing 15-25 resolutions a year, reviewing policies on request, drafting proposals and record control. • Answered inquiries on the County’s web system which range approximately 80 - 110 per year over the past five years.• Wrote articles and coordinated submission on the County’s submission for each edition of the semi-annual magazine “What’s Happening, Now!” and the County’s E-Newsletter since 2009. • Notable Grants: $133,000 grant which resulted in a 1,650 square foot expansion of the Campbell County Animal Shelter (80% of project cost), and a $100,000 recreation grant used to create a 28 stall horse barn and a 12 RV campground with utility hook ups (75% of project cost) at AJ Jolly Park. Responsibilities included writing legal notices, bid proposals and general project management to keep everything on time.

Campbell County Fiscal Court

• Research and provide guidance on solid waste issues to the elected officials that affect both the County and State.• Enforced the County Blight and Solid Waste Ordinance which include site visits and negotiations with problem properties.• Helped strategically plan and develop the Northern Kentucky Solid Waste Management Area 5 Year Plan in 2007 and 2012 which include the counties of Campbell, Boone and Kenton. • Participated in regional and state wide solid waste oriented groups. These include: the Technical Advisory Council (TAC), the Northern Kentucky Household Hazardous Waste Action Coalition (NKSWMA) which hosts a Household Hazardous Waste Clean Up event every Fall, and the Solid Waste Coordinators of Kentucky (SWaCK) who are a collection of like-minded officials that share best practices and work with the KY Division of Waste Management to develop better legislation and programs.• Utilized budgeting and forecasting concepts to manage the Solid Waste account (Approx. $130K each year).• Worked closely with various organizations and volunteers to hold the annual Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Event which includes Boone, Kenton and Campbell counties every fall. This event was a great success as there were 1,191 participants and 87 volunteers in 2012.• Responsible for coordinating Campbell County Clean Up Events. These events cover three locations simultaneously over three days, twice a year. My responsibilities were to promote the event, negotiate rates of potential haulers, and to train (when needed) and coordinate logistics of approximately 14 staff. This event continues to be the most visible county service provided to its’ citizens.• Created a non-profit fundraising program called Trash for Cash, paying groups up to $100 a mile of roadside cleaned. Having been approved by the local elected officials in 2009, the program leverages State grants which result in no impact on the County’s finances.

Graduate, Public Administration

Activities and Societies: Specialization: Metropolitan Governance - Member of Public Administration Student Society (2008) - Learned.

Bachelor Of Arts, Political Science