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Public Administration Alumni
Jay M. Bahr, MPA ’94
Upon last update I was serving as the Village Administrator
in Waterville, OH. Most recently I taught American Government
and Economics courses at Owens Community College in the Toledo
area. Currently I am working on the Keith Wilkowski for Mayor
Campaign in Toledo, running the HQ on Lagrange Street in the
Heart of Toledo's Historic Polish Village. Keith was my Village
Solicitor in Waterville.(9/05)
Terrence Moore, MPA '94
I hold a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Master of Public
Administration degrees from the University of Illinois, as well as
graduate certificates from Florida Atlantic University and the
University of Virginia. I am currently serving my fourth year with the
city of Deerfield Beach, Florida. I am newly married (August, 1998) to
the former Ms. Junko Jackson, an educator at Parkway Middle School in
Fort Lauderdale, Florida. My career aspiration is to become City
Manager, with hopes of eventually branching into private sector
management. (1/99)
I was appointed by the City Council to the position of
City Manager of Sebastian, Florida (population 20,000) on June 9, 1999.
Before relocating to Sebastian, I served as Assistant City Manager of
Deerfield Beach, Florida (population 60,000), situated along the
Atlantic Ocean coast, northeast Broward County, Florida. A native of
Chicago, Illinois, I hold both a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and
Masters of Public Administration degree from the University of Illinois
at Chicago, as well as postgraduate certificates from Florida Atlantic
University and the University of Virginia. Previous professional
experience includes positions with municipal governments of Chicago and
Peoria, Illinois. (1/00)
The City Council of the City of Las Cruces, New Mexico
is pleased to announce the unanimous selection of Sebastian, Florida
City Manager Terrence Moore to the position of City Manager of Las
Cruces, New Mexico. As city manager, Mr. Moore will serve as the
organization's chief executive officer, reporting to the elected City
Council who functions as the agency's board of directors. The City of
Las Cruces employs over 1,100 men and women in ten line departments,
and has an annual total funds budget of nearly $200 million.
After nearly six years of service to the City of
Sebastian, Mr. Moore's resignation from his current post becomes
effective Friday, February 4, 2005 to accommodate his scheduled first
day at Las Cruces City Hall Monday, February 14, 2005. He leaves
Sebastian as a responsive and high performance local government entity,
with a solid track record of implementing productive and progressive
financial management, urban planning, project administration and grant
procurement initiatives. Respectively, the community is now one of the
fastest growing cities in the State of Florida. His leadership has also
yielded recent accomplishments such as the construction and dedication
of the recently completed ten acre Sebastian Municipal Complex, a
project that notably features the community's first fully functional
city hall building, as well as an expanded Sebastian Police Department
headquarters facility. In addition, the City of Sebastian has enjoyed a
successful citywide recovery from two major hurricanes that adversely
impacted the community a few months ago. (1/05)
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