Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp
AeroLeads people directory · profile

Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp Email & Phone Number

Location: Clarksville, Tennessee, United States 10 work roles 3 schools
1 phone found area 931 LinkedIn matched
✓ Verified July 2026 4 data sources Profile completeness 100%

Contact Signals · 1 phone

Direct phone (931) ***-****
LinkedIn Profile matched
3 free lookups remaining · No credit card
Role
Vice President
Location
Clarksville, Tennessee, United States
Company size

Who is Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp? Overview

A concise factual answer block for searchers comparing this professional profile.

Quick answer

Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp is listed as Vice President at Tennessee Chapter of the American Planning Association, a with 3 employees, based in Clarksville, Tennessee, United States. AeroLeads shows phone signal with area code 931 and a matched LinkedIn profile for Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp.

Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp previously worked as Director at Clarksville Montgomery County Regional Planning Commission and Senior Planner at Wood. Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp holds Masters, City And Regional Planning from Rutgers University–New Brunswick.

Company email context

Email format at Tennessee Chapter of the American Planning Association

This section adds company-level context without repeating Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp's masked contact details.

Tennessee Chapter of the American Planning Association

Review company-level records connected to Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp before choosing the right outreach path.

Profile bio

About Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp

My experience as a urban/community planner spans over 23 years of public and private sector service. Currently, I am the Director of the Clarksville Montgomery County Regional Planning Commission serving the rapidly growing City of Clarksville (180,716 pop.) and Montgomery County (239,872 pop.). I supervise and oversee 12 employees and a $2Mil annual budget providing land use, long range, and transportation planning to the city and county. The previous 9 years included working with Federal clients such as the Air Force and Marine Corps. I believe I am well suited to work for communities that have large institutions such as; military bases, universities, or national/state lands because I recognize the challenges and opportunities that accompany with these uses.My career is an on-going blend of public and private sector experience and is something I would consider unique in the planning field. I am a capable urban planner who brings high level land use analysis and other subject matter expertise to each of my employers and clients. In addition I have completed multiple encroachment analyses, comprehensive planning, installation development plans, transportation plans, charrettes and visioning workshops, and provided outreach and engagement for over a 20 installations and host communities in 10 states.Along with my private sector experience I proudly served as a county planner for over 10 years in New Jersey and South Carolina. My experiences there are highlighted by producing the first ever Middlesex County Buildout Analysis, preserving several thousand acres of next to the Francis Marion National Forest from over-development, leading the first re-write of the Berkeley County Comprehensive Plan, and putting together a proposal for a tax overlay district to fund interstate highway off-ramp improvements in order to facilitate further economic development in Berkeley County. I have also presented at the Middle Tennessee Power of 10, TAPA, and NC-APA conferences, Charleston Chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers, The Lowcountry Housing Trust, and Leadership Berkeley.

Listed skills include Land Use Planning, Sustainability, Urban Planning, Land Use, and 46 others.

Current workplace

Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp's current company

Company context helps verify the profile and gives searchers a useful next step.

Tennessee Chapter of the American Planning Association
Tennessee Chapter Of The American Planning Association
Vice President
Clarksville, TN, US
Website
Employees
3
AeroLeads page
10 roles

Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp work experience

A career timeline built from the work history available for this profile.

Vice President

Tennessee Chapter Of The American Planning Association

Clarksville, Tn, Us

Senior Planner

Greater Atlanta Area

Wood Company (Formerly Amec Foster Wheeler) - Senior Planner assisting the Air Force Reserve Command's (AFRC) 9 installations with encroachment management, installation development, and community planning. Personally responsible for developing the AFRC Internal Encroachment Management Program carrying out Air Force Instruction (AFI) 90-2001. Developed training materials for HQ and installation use, document templates for each installation, and workshop materials to use with installation staff and personnel. Conduct on-site training and encroachment management workshops. Also responsible for updating installation Development Plans (IDP) which analyze multiple physical and natural factors affecting the future growth of the installation which influences future siting decisions.

Sep 2016 - Sep 2018

Associate

Crux Analytics, Llc

Richmond, Virginia Area

Land use planning and encroachment subject matter expert on diverse teams of professional and academic associates. Assist the team with bid identification and preparation, stakeholder identification, and visioning.

Nov 2015 - Dec 2016

Senior Planner / Project Manager / Deputy Program Manager

Fredericksburg, Va

Provided project management and subject mater expertise toward solving a variety of complex planning, land use, and sustainability problems through analysis, creative thinking, stakeholder engagement and facilitation facing Federal, regional, and local clients such as; US Air Force (AFCEC and SAF/IE), US Marine Corps (MCIEAST and MCICOM), US Navy (NAVFAC Northwest), their installations and host communities.Key responsibilities included:- Successfully managed multiple project oriented teams on a year-to-year basis ranging from 3 to 14 people advancing in the company from a planner to a deputy program manager- Company subject matter expert on local and regional land use planning and government policy- Project and Program Manager on task orders ranging from $25,000 to $2 million for clients such as the US Air Force, US Navy, US Marine Corps and the North Carolina's Eastern Region Military Growth Task Force - Shaped state, regional, and local level perspectives and policy on land use and environmental issues- Generated regional interest in supplying installation with farmers’ markets and the use of local food- Crafted actionable recommendations based on input from documents, interviews, and analysis- Presented findings and solutions, through the use of workshops and facilitated meetings, to senior military and civilian leaders on local and regional challenges involving risk analysis, compatibility, sustainment, and mission capability- Provided outreach and engagement by identifying key stakeholders and conducting more than 400 stakeholder interviews- Assisted in preparing company bids and proposals- Traveled up to 25% of the year

Nov 2009 - Oct 2015

Planning & Zoning Administrator (Planning Director)

Charleston, South Carolina Area

- Managed five departments (planning and zoning, code enforcement, code inspections, permitting, and animal control) with over 40 employees and their respective budgets and personnel issues- Advised the county supervisor, council, and citizens on sound planning and growth management strategies for a rapidly growing county of 145,000 citizens- Capitalized on opportunities to reduce the planning department budget by over 10% for two straight years with no impact to customer service or quality of work- Reviewed, enforced, and upheld the Berkeley County zoning, subdivision, and impact fee ordinances- Provided expert testimony and facts at monthly Planning Board, Zoning Board, and County Council meetings- Successfully reduced the density on over 4,000 undisturbed acres of forest from a possible 6,000 homes to 900 through public exposure, negotiations, and eventually an executed developer's agreement- Discovered a unique method within the state statutes to fund an interstate overpass expansion that the county used to fully fund the improvements with developers' capital- Twice successfully defended the county's impact fee ordinance in front of county council- Lead the first comprehensive plan rewrite for Berkeley County- Was a keynote speaker at seminars for the Trident Home Builders’ Association, The Lowcountry Chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers, Leadership Berkeley, and The Lowcountry Housing Trust

Apr 2007 - Oct 2008

Technical Committee Member

Our Region Our Plan

Charleston, South Carolina Area

Initiated by the Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester Council of Government’s (BCDCOG) Regional Land Planning Committee, "Our Region, Our Plan" is a planning process designed to create a shared vision of the tri-county region for the year 2040. It is the largest public land planning engagement process in the history of South Carolina. It builds upon regional growth and community development discussions initiated through The Post and Courier’s 2005 “At A Crossroads” series of newspaper articles; Opinion pieces in all area papers; the Citistates Report published in September and October of 2007; facilitated discussions by many different community organizations, including the Urban Land Institute’s “Reality Check” and See2030 campaign; along with the ongoing updates of many county and city comprehensive plans within the region.

Sep 2007 - Aug 2008

Principal Planner

Greater New York City Area

- Reviewed and presented findings on subdivision and site plan applications for compliance with land development regulations for a county of 750,000 citizens- Presented staff reports to the Planning Board with findings and recommendations for development applications- Modernized county regulations to achieve desired design and development- Updated and simplified standard forms and letters eliminating redundancy and saving the department time and money- Provided professional advice, guidance, and assistance to citizens, local communities, and agencies

Apr 2001 - Apr 2007

Researcher

Greater New York City Area

- Created the first ever ‘Middlesex County Buildout Analysis’ consisting of a GIS database and supporting maps- Aided in the creation and maintenance of the ‘Middlesex County Strategic Planning Areas’ and presented findings to the New Jersey Office of State Planning- Ensured quality of data by updating farmland preservation and zoning changes - Maintained the Middlesex County GIS databases and created various maps to depict County land characteristics as needed

Jan 2000 - Apr 2001

User Support Specialist

Greater New York City Area

As a User Support Specialist (also called the Help Desk), I assisted the computer lab users of Rutgers University over several campuses. I helped new users with account set-up, password retrieval, email system issues, taught proper internet usage, and troubleshot other individual problems with Windows, UNIX, and Mac platforms. I also ensured the computer lab was a safe and comfortable environment for students while working overnight shifts.

Sep 1997 - May 2000
Team & coworkers

Colleagues at Tennessee Chapter of the American Planning Association

Other employees you can reach at cmcrpc.com. View company contacts for 3 employees →

3 education records

Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp education

Masters, City And Regional Planning

Activities and Societies: RAPPS - Rutgers Association of Planning and Policy Students Habitat for Humanity - Collegiate Challenge '01.

High School Diploma, High School/Secondary Diplomas And Certificates

Lenape Valley Regional High School

Activities and Societies: Quiz Bowl, Marching Band, Jazz Band, German Club, Track & Field, Bowling

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp

Quick answers generated from the profile data available on this page.

What company does Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp work for?

Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp works for Tennessee Chapter of the American Planning Association.

What is Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp's role at Tennessee Chapter of the American Planning Association?

Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp is listed as Vice President at Tennessee Chapter of the American Planning Association.

What is Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp's phone number?

AeroLeads has found 1 phone signal(s) with area code 931 for Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp at Tennessee Chapter of the American Planning Association.

Where is Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp based?

Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp is based in Clarksville, Tennessee, United States while working with Tennessee Chapter of the American Planning Association.

What companies has Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp worked for?

Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp has worked for Tennessee Chapter Of The American Planning Association, Clarksville Montgomery County Regional Planning Commission, Wood, Crux Analytics, Llc, and Marstel Day, Llc.

Who are Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp's colleagues at Tennessee Chapter of the American Planning Association?

Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp's colleagues at Tennessee Chapter of the American Planning Association include Ronnie Gray, Samuel Mccanna, John Spainhoward, Drew Sturdivant, and La Donna Marshall.

How can I contact Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp?

You can use AeroLeads to view verified contact signals for Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp at Tennessee Chapter of the American Planning Association, including work email, phone, and LinkedIn data when available.

What schools did Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp attend?

Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp holds Masters, City And Regional Planning from Rutgers University–New Brunswick.

What skills is Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp known for?

Jeffrey Tyndall, Aicp is listed with skills including Land Use Planning, Sustainability, Urban Planning, Land Use, Gis, Zoning, Public Policy, and Economic Development.

Find 750M verified contacts

Search by job title, company, industry, location, and seniority. Export verified B2B contact data when you need it.