Tiffany Fell Email & Phone Number

Tiffany Fell, City Manager of Clarksburg, West Virginia, has been instrumental in driving the city’s ongoing revitalization and economic growth. With over a decade of leadership experience across both the public and private sectors, she combines practical management skills with a strong academic foundation. Ms. Fell holds an MBA in Global Leadership from the University of Fredericton, a Strategic Human Resource Management designation from Cornell University, and is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Communications from Liberty University. Her expertise in organizational strategy and public communication has played a key role in Clarksburg's progress.Since taking on her role, Ms. Fell has spearheaded several major initiatives. She was pivotal in establishing Clarksburg’s first Land Bank, addressing housing shortages and removing blighted properties. Under her leadership, the city secured millions in state and federal funding to modernize police and fire equipment, enhancing public safety and supporting local economic and community development. Ms. Fell has also led efforts to create a comprehensive economic development plan, including downtown beautification projects, and is currently working on a strategic and marketing plan to set a clear path for the city's future growth.Committed to community engagement, Ms. Fell keeps residents informed and involved through regular newsletters, biweekly newspaper columns, and an active social media presence. She serves on key boards and commissions, including the Harrison County Economic Corporation, the Land Bank Agency, and the Urban Renewal Authority, continuing to lead in both economic and community development.A published author, Ms. Fell’s articles, such as "Community Stability, Resilience, and National Security" and "The Transformative Impact of Economic Development on West Virginia Cities," highlight the critical role of local development and small businesses in fostering national security and statewide growth. Her leadership has earned her prestigious recognitions, including the Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Medal and the Collaborative Leadership Initiative Commemorative Medal, further cementing her impact. Through her dedication to economic growth and community resilience, Ms. Fell is helping Clarksburg take meaningful steps toward becoming a thriving, resilient city.