Welcome to the city of Powell, Wyoming.

City Personnel

Mayor, Council, Attorneys and Municipal Judge

Allred, Bret	Municipal Judge
Mangold, Scott	Ward II - Councilman
Young, Floyd	Ward II - Councilman
Kath, Scott	Assistant City Attorney
Kitchen, Sandra	City Attorney
Wetzel, John	Mayor
Hillberry, Jim	Ward I - Councilman
Spencer, Lesli	Ward III - Councilwoman
Sapp, Tim	Ward III - Councilman

Paul, Eric

Ward I - Councilman

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Administration, Building, Clerk, Engineering, Finance and IT

Brando, Tiffany	City Clerk
Engineering Associates	City Engineer
Nelson, Kaela	Finance Director
Kobbe, Sherryl	Custodian
Logan, Zane	City Administrator
Muecke, Kelly	Account Clerk/Utilities
Rodgers, Anna	Account Payable
Thorington, Zack	Information Technology Manager
Hubbard, Ben	Building Official

Brakke, Jolene

Account Tech I

Airport

Weckler, Debbie

Maintenance Worker

Aquatics

Wilson, Angela

Aquatics Supervisor

Fawcett-Kay, Tanya

Aquatics Supervisor

Electric Department

Bears, Ed	Electric Foreman
	Electric Superintendent
Larson, Rick	Lineman III/Electrician
Reile, Todd	Meter Reader/Lineman Apprentice
Shuler, Jared	Lineman III

Parks Department

Barton, Del	Parks Superintendent/City Arborist
Linville, Tom	Park Maintenance Worker III
Miller, Tim	Foreman
Williams, Brett	Park Maintenance Worker I
Vanek, Jim	Park Maintenance Worker I

Police Department

Jason, Pellegrino	Police/School Resource Officer (J.H.S.&H.S.)
Lara, Brett	Police Investigator
Richmond, Kade	Police Officer I
McCaslin, Matt	Police Sergeant
Eckerdt, Roy	Chief of Police
Bradley, Cody	Police Officer II
Strom, Joshua	Police Officer I
Kent, Alan	Police Lieutenant
Wallace, Chris	Police Officer II
Caleb Schmidt	Police Officer I
McLain, Reece	Police Officer I
Hite, Daniel	Police Officer I
Brilakis, Matthew	Police Officer II
Sapp, Paul	Police Sergeant
Ferguson, David	Police Officer II
	Police Officer I
Miner, Chad	Police Sergeant
Baker, Lisa	Police Dispatcher II
Colvin, Bobbie	Police/Records & Communications Sup.
Walsh, Allison	Police Dispatcher I
Hodges, Jessie	Police Dispatcher I
Meyer, Mona	Police Dispatcher II
Segura, Twyla	Police Dispatcher II

Macik, Sophoia

Police Dispatcher I

Sanitation Department

Joseph, Gardner	Sanitation Operator III
Rood, Darrell	Sanitation/Public Health Superintendant
Griffin, Allen	Sanitation/Public Health Technician
Stickerod, Dave	Sanitation Operator III

Streets Department

Borders, Jason	Equipment Operator II
Butts, Gary	Streets Superintendent/DPW
Marshall, Ted	Equipment Operator I
Gullion, Willis	Equipment Operator Foreman
Sander, Ray	Lead Mechanic
Metzler, Andy	Equipment Operator III

Jacobs, Nevin	Equipment Operator II
Atkinson, Justin	Mechanic

Branstetter, Ray

Equipment Operator I

Water/Wastewater Department

Kary, Levi	Water/Wastewater Technician I
Spomer, Kacey	Water/Wastewater Technician I
McConnell, Ty	Water/Wastewater Superintendent
Ballard, Brian	Water/Wastewater Technician II

Message from the Mayor

The New Year has started with change in the air for the City of Powell. We are still working our way through a triple retirement month. Larry Carter, Bill Winters and Nancy Knight all decided it was time for their next adventure. Suffice it to say their years of combined service take several hands to calculate and we thank them for every one of those years. They will be missed immensely. The replacement process has started and transition should be seamless, especially if Bill and Larry answer their cell phones when we call.

February has brought more action on the Absaroka Street widening project. Planning and engineering is in full force. We had a very productive planning meeting last week and are progressing quite well. We should be ready to bid the project in October of this year.

Winter has made its way to Powell with snow and ice as regular topics of discussion. We make every effort to keep the streets and sidewalks as safe as possible. Each morning the streets crews sand streets around the schools and major intersections early, then work throughout town from there. Some crews start at 4 am with more help arriving at 7 am to sweep the downtown walks, parks and other city properties. Last year we spread three times our average in sand, fortunately this year while we are out a lot, so far we’ve not reached previous levels. January and February have been a seesaw of freeze and thaw with some fun icebergs left behind. Only Mother Nature can really clean those up. It’s best to remember to slow down and drive with caution.

Speaking of driving, the new ‘hands free’ ordinance is in effect now. As a friendly reminder, a great way NOT to have a conversation with Powell’s police is to not use your phone with your hands while driving. Bluetooth is fine for conversations, but texting and driving is not. We appreciate everyone’s cooperation with this change and firmly believe it will make our roads even safer.

Spring is just around the corner, and yes it is an election year, so take some time to think about running for public office. You can make a difference in your community.

John Wetzel

Mayor

City of Powell

jwetzel@cityofpowell.com

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