Keith Shoop Email & Phone Number

Portland, Oregon, United States

Hillsboro, Or

Countywide Learning and Development Coordination.• Developing a first of it’s kind training master list to help coordinate, plan, and track training across teams, divisions, departments, and the whole County. Public Records Management. • Manage public records for Human Resources and Risk Management. Program Manager for the countywide Ethics Matters Hotline. • My responsibilities include the day-to-day management of incoming cases, making sure they get investigated in a timely manner, and providing appropriate feedback to those who reported a concern or allegation. • I promote awareness of the hotline by making sure that physical posters are on display in all County buildings and that information can easily be found on the County’s internal and external webpages. Project Manager for the County’s first ever Workforce and Succession Planning Policy and Procedure, currently being reviewed by leadership. • I have helped move this project forward by completing a data analysis and being part of a presentation to the County’s Board of Commissioners on the last five years of all staff hires, promotions, resignations, and dismissals. The analysis highlighted disparities for non-white employees across the County and provides a benchmark for future data to be measured against. Project Manager for the County’s internal response team to the COVID-19 pandemic.• I directed a team of experts and key staff from across the County to develop working guidelines based on the latest information on how COVID-19 spread from Federal and State health agencies and emergency policy decisions from Washington County leadership.Project Manager for the County’s response to Oregon Sente Bill 1049, which made changes to the PERs retirement system.• Washington County decided to allow staff to retire from PERs but come back to Washington County and work full time for up to five years. I managed the work group from Human Resources and Finance that implemented this decision.

Hillsboro, Or

• Evaluating County programs and activities for efficiency, effectiveness, and results • Managing an internal-performance audit for compliance with Oregon Law and best practices • Collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data for performance audits• Writing analytical reports on data analysis and compliance with supporting evidence• Maintaining professional working relationships with auditees during audits, senior County staff, and the Washington County Board of Commissioners

Portland, Or

• Working on a data dashboard to showcase services and operations• Implementing a strategic planning process and performance measures for the division• Researching for the department’s director and senior management

Washington Dc

• Managed and updating a national awards program (NADO 2013 and 2014 Innovation Awards)• Represented organization at congressional events and attend stakeholder meetings • Wrote and researched for NADO’s weekly-national newsletter on regional development, including tracking federal funding opportunities • Assisted with coordinating and developing national and regional conferences

• Conducted research and fact-checking for various township departments• Analyzed public work contracts for upcoming contract negotiations• Assisted in research, drafting, and follow up for grant submissions• Attended meetings with members of the township staff

• Researched historical property zoning codes• Processed state mandates for zoning compliance• Attended leadership meetings (Zoning Board, Historic Review) • Drafted procedures document for lot consolidation and subdivision

Master, Public Administration; Policy Research & Analysis

Bachelor'S Degree, Political Science And Government

Education record

• Met with academics, community activists, and politicians from across the island learning the history of “The Troubles” and experiencing.