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New Director of Public Works for Mount Rainier

PRESS RELEASE

 

MOUNT RAINIER, MD,

ANNOUNCES A NEW DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS

~ Brings core values of competent leadership, cooperation and collaboration. ~

Mount Rainier, MD ----- The Mayor and City Council welcome the new Director of Public Works, Mr. Kourosh Kamali, who will officially start with the City on July 5, 2016.

 

Mr. Kamali looks forward to the opportunity to improve the current appeal of our city. He said, “The city has a rich history that includes being connected to one of the highest natural mountains in the USA; an affinity for the arts; and being the gateway community to the nation’s capital. These attributes, along with the job description, is what attracted me to the City of Mount Rainier. It excites me to know that the City’s leadership is attuned to the need for horticulture, snow removal, street improvement, park maintenance, and solid waste management as some of the essential concerns of the City.”

 

As the Director of the Public Works, Mr. Kamali believes that “maintaining a high livability within Mount Rainier is important and must be achieved through competent leadership, cooperation and collaboration with its citizens and other municipalities.”

 

Mr. Kamali brings over 25 years experience as an industry expert in Civil Engineering and Construction. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from The University of Houston, Texas.

 

 

 

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