In a recent move by the city to bolster its engineering expertise, Jeff Feltz has been hired to join the City’s Engineering Department as Project Engineer. The position, which Feltz took over on Monday, will have him primarily focusing on utilities and site development with specific attention to sanitary sewer, stormwater management, and utility assets, as reported by City of Hilliard.
With a career rooted in municipal engineering, Feltz brings a wealth of experience to the table, having held roles with the City of Gahanna Engineering Department and, more recently, with the City of Columbus Division of Water. His track record suggests a commitment to public works that is both diligent and innovative in improving city infrastructure. Excited, Feltz looks forward to making a distinct impact in his new role, "I like to see stuff from concept, to construction, to closure. That, personally, gives me a sense of satisfaction," Feltz told City of Hilliard.
Born in Pittsburgh and now residing in the greater Columbus area, Feltz has not only established himself professionally but also personally. Having an adult daughter, he is married and seems to have planted roots in the community he serves—a factor that may lend to his understanding of the importance and impact of his work on the ground level.
Residents can anticipate seeing the fruits of Feltz's labour in forthcoming projects, as he's poised to interact with citizens and drive initiatives to completion with watchful attention and timely execution. “I like to see stuff from concept, to construction, to closure. That, personally, gives me a sense of satisfaction,” reiterated Feltz, as detailed by the City of Hilliard, carrying over his sense of duty and enthusiasm from previous positions in an announcement made by the city. His approach aligns with the city's goal of transparently improving infrastructure while engaging with the local community, ensuring it holds steadfast to the public interest.
