Mitchell Long Email & Phone Number

Roslyn, Washington

General Attend regional stakeholder meetings to coordinate and communicate KCT priorities and projects Collaborate and build partnerships with agency and other stakeholder groups to further KCT mission and support future projectsBoard Administration Prepare packet and meeting information to present at Board Meetings Coordinate with Executive Director (ED) regarding meeting agendas Draft meeting minutesFinancial Operations Coordinate with accountant on financial documents for Board presentation Maintain knowledge of KCT financial status for future planning effortsMonitoring of Conservation Easements and Fee Simple Properties Draft policies, procedures, and documentation forms for KCT that are in line with Land Trust Alliance Accreditation and applicable laws for land trusts Yearly monitoring and documentation of KCT lands Document and map actions and conditions on easement and owned land utilizing GIS/GPS Respond to request for opinions on easement land uses and forestry practices Review and implement Land Stewardship Plans to ensure habitat objects are achieved Consult with ED regarding potential easement violationsPhilanthropy and Public Outreach Draft philanthropic strategic plan for KCT Maintain and upgrade KCT website Prepare and present information regarding KCT mission and projects at outreach events Create informational brochures and field guides for public distributionConservation ProjectsGeneral Maintain knowledge of past, active, and potential KCT conservation projects in the Upper Yakima Basin as they relate to recovery planning priorities Collaborate with agency and other stakeholders for future partnerships and projects

Roslyn, Wa 98941

Committee Chair of both Public Works and Transportation Committee and Budget, Finance and Administration Committee

Public Works Crewmember, Staff Liaison to the Roslyn Urban Forest Citizen Advisory CommitteeDevelop and implement annual budget of up to $150,000 and work plans for the Public Works Department with a staff of threeServe as staff liaison to council appointed committees; facilitate public meetings and workshops with up to 35 participants; draft minutes, budgets, work plans, newspaper articles, etc. for committee communication; administration of grants; work with other agencies in partnership to meet goals of committee, increased attendance and participation of public meetingsServe as representative on regional steering committee for hazard mitigation planning; work in partnership with 15 regional neighbors and consultants to develop plans and determine funding for future infrastructure projects, leading to successful prioritization of 30 critical projects in challenging budget environmentServe as departmental representative on project management teams for capital improvement projects with budgets of up to $1.6 millionQualified Basic Treatment Operator (BTO), Competent Person and Cross Connection Control Specialist (CCS) with the Department of Health for municipal water distribution systemProficient in computer networking (municipal and departmental budget, communications and ladder logicHeavy equipment experience including operation of Graders, Front End Loaders, and BackhoesMaintain roads, water, sewer, parks, cemeteries, and other city facilitiesProvide high level customer service to the City of Roslyn's residents and visitors

Led crews of up to six people for project and suppression dutiesSupervision of crew including assignment of tasks, development and implementation of schedules, and evaluation of performanceManaged risk associated with wildland firefighting tasks in a safe and professional manner Primary duties included active defense and/or suppression of wildland firesPlanned and implemented prescribed burns to meet land management objectivesFleet management of fire suppression and prescribed fire equipment totaling 10 vehicles ranging in size of a 1,500 gallon water tender to AWD Quads

Primary duties included leading crew members in the active defense and/or suppression of wildland firesLed crews of 21firefighters for up to 21 day assignmentsSupervision of crew of 10 including safety training, scheduling, task management, and evaluationProvided professional development for crew membersPlanned and implemented prescribed burns to meet land management objectivesManaged risk associated with wildland firefighting tasks in a safe and professional manner

Primary duties include leading field crews into a diversity of different projects.Provide communication link between project managers and crew to ensure a successful outcome.Work wide variety of government agencies to implement project objectives.Maintain accurate progress reports including time and attendance records.Assume responsibilities of absent crew supervisors during times of extended absence.

Assisted and lead five person crews in habitat restoration, mitigation and recreation projects. Trained and worked on crews for natural distaters such as flood and fire.

2012 Executive Master Of Public Administration, Public Administration

Journey Level Wildland Firefighter

2003 Bachelor Of Arts; Associate Arts, Political Science; Economics, And Philosophy

Aa, Liberal Arts And Sciences, General Studies And Humanities