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Collierville Announces Katrina Amos-Atkins as New Deputy Town Administrator, Poised to Enhance Community Planning and Growth

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Published on August 17, 2024
Collierville Announces Katrina Amos-Atkins as New Deputy Town Administrator, Poised to Enhance Community Planning and GrowthSource: Town of Collierville

The Town of Collierville is setting the foundations for its future with a strategic new hire. In a recent announcement, the town has appointed its inaugural Deputy Town Administrator, Katrina Amos-Atkins, to the role, as she's slated to commence in September. With a track record of successful capital project management, budgetary acumen, and grant wrangling, Katrina is poached from Cape Girardeau Regional Airport, where, as its Director, she proved her mettle by overseeing a $2 million budget and channeling $30 million in federal grants.

Excited about Katrina's expertise, Town Administrator Molly Mehner struggled to hide her enthusiasm. "It is my pleasure to welcome Katrina to Collierville. Her extensive management experience, combined with her strong leadership skills, makes her an invaluable addition to our team", she emphasized in a statement, recognizing her leadership in contract negotiations, critical thinking, and problem-solving as beating at the heart of the City of Cape Girardeau's project successes.

According to the official town announcement, Katrina holds a Bachelor of Business Administration. She is completing a master’s in business/management and leadership from Purdue University Global. Her pedigree also includes a certification from the American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE) and a history of board memberships, including the Missouri State Aviation Council and the Cape Girardeau Chamber of Commerce.

In her Deputy Town Administrator shoes, Katrina is poised to scaffold the town's strategic planning aspirations. From the close working relationship with local and state agencies to the stitching of innovative partnerships, she will be at the forefront of addressing Collierville's growing needs. "Collierville captured my heart the first time I visited," Katrina shared via the Town news. The fine details of her family and their imminent move to their new community left an indelible mark, having been married to Leroy for 22 years, with whom she shares three children.

Prepping for her transition to Collierville, Katrina looks to the future with buoyant anticipation. "I am looking forward to working with a great team of people dedicated to the mission of enhancing the quality of life while preserving the charm and values that make Collierville special," Katrina affirmed, ready to contribute to the Collierville community's tapestry with her blend of skill and passion.