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Bevin appoints Dunahoo as Commissioner for Local Government Gov. Matt Bevin fills important post. Appoints Beattyville native Sandra Dunahoo to head Department of Local Government. Dunahoo has worked 10 years as marketing manager for engineering firm, working as liason with Congressman Hal Rogers to extend water lines in Kentucky counties. During that time, she worked with local leaders to increase water line service from 40% to over 90% in some counties Click on headline for complete story By Jessica Ditto From Gov. Matt Bevin's Communication Office FRANKFORT, KY (15 Dec 2015) - Governor Matt Bevin today announced the appointment of Sandra Dunahoo as Commissioner of the Department for Local Government. Dunahoo has more than 30 years of governmental service and private sector consulting experience. "I am excited to have Sandy joining our team in this critical role," said Gov. Bevin. "Her depth of knowledge on funding streams and local projects will be a valuable resource for officials around Kentucky." "I am humbled that Governor Bevin has entrusted me to serve his administration as the Commissioner of the Department of Local Government," Dunahoo said. "I am honored to have the opportunity to work with the local elected officials of our great Commonwealth." Dunahoo is a government relations veteran with involvement in hundreds of millions of dollars in local projects over the span of her career. She most recently served as project development specialist and funding consultant for Nesbitt Engineering Inc. Prior to that, Dunahoo served ten years as marketing manager for Kenvirons Inc. in Frankfort, KY and as marketing manager for Elrod Dunson Consulting Engineers in Nashville, TN. From 1986 to 1994, she served as projects manager and local government liaison to Congressman Hal Rogers, where she worked with local governments seeking federal funding. During that time, she worked with local leaders to secure funding to extend water lines to unserved populations, resulting in an increase from 40% served to over 90% in many counties. Dunahoo also led efforts to recognize wastewater and "straight pipes" as a key issue facing the 5th District which resulted in the organization now known as the PRIDE. She also managed the US Army Morale Support Branch Library and taught classes for troops at the Drake/Edwards Kaserne in Frankfurt, Germany. Dunahoo, a native of Beattyville, is a Leadership Kentucky Graduate, Class of 2008 and served as a Board member for 2 terms. She and her husband Charles live in Lexington and Booneville. They have one son. This story was posted on 2015-12-16 06:15:37
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