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Lindsay Henderson, Community Vitality Director
Ms. Henderson is a native resident of Webster City and holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Iowa State University. She is currently nearing completion of a Master’s degree in Community Development also from Iowa State University. Ms. Henderson will be undertaking the City’s economic development efforts that foster business growth in the community in addition to carrying out initiatives that promote collaboration, innovation, competitiveness, entrepreneurship, and enhance the overall quality of life for Webster City residents’. There is significant activity taking place in around Webster City, a testament not only to our community but to the region as a whole as a place for businesses to thrive and families to call home. The need for a Community Vitality Director is a recognition that the community’s prosperity is not only measured by its economic development success but also in ensuring that the broader community needs that support a positive business climate are considered such as workforce issues, housing, and quality of life matters that attract and retain families who make up the workforce in Webster City. Ms. Henderson can be reached via email at lhenderson@webstercity.com or by contacting the City Manager's office at (515)832-9151. |
Daniel Ortiz-Hernandez, City Manager
Daniel Ortiz-Hernandez started as Webster City’s City Manager on October 31, 2016. Prior to Webster City he served as the City Administrator in Kimball, Nebraska responsible for the City’s services and utilities. While in Nebraska Daniel was active in a variety of groups and boards including the Municipal Energy Association of Nebraska, Public Alliance for Community Energy, Nebraska Economic Developers Association, Western Nebraska Economic Development Group, and League of Nebraska Municipalities Legislative Committee, and the Panhandle Area Development District. Prior to Kimball, Daniel served as a Management Analyst in the City Manager’s Office for the City of Casa Grande, Arizona. He was responsible for legislative and intergovernmental affairs, economic development initiatives, budgeting and fiscal analysis, strategic planning, and special projects. In addition to his experience in Casa Grande, Daniel also served in roles with the Alliance for Innovation, the Housing Authority for the City of Los Angeles, the JusticeCorps program with the Los Angeles Superior Court, and as a teaching assistant with the Los Angeles Unified School District. Daniel earned his Master of Public Administration degree with a concentration in urban management from Arizona State University and his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from California State University, Northridge. In addition, he completed the Southwest Leadership program at the University of Arizona and earned a Certificate in Management and Organizations. He is a member of the International City/County Management Association (ICMA), Iowa City/County Management Association (IaCMA) and the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA). He can be reached via email at dortiz@webstercity.com or by calling 515-832-9151. |
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