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Board appoints Nate Reisner as Coconino County engineer; department reshuffle keeps Chad Acker as deputy
Summary
The Board of Supervisors appointed Nate Reisner to county engineer and kept Chad Acker as deputy public works director; supervisors praised both employees and cited continuity in road and safety projects.
The Board of Supervisors unanimously appointed Nate Reisner as Coconino County engineer on May 6 and recognized Chad Acker’s ongoing service as deputy public works director.
County staff said the appointment formalizes an internal succession plan: Reisner, a professional civil engineer with local experience at ADOT and the city of Flagstaff, will serve as county engineer while reporting to Deputy Director Chad Acker, who will continue to lead the engineering division and road maintenance operations. Christopher (Public Works leadership) praised both men for safety‑focused capital planning, grant success and a strong team dynamic.
Acker said he has worked with Reisner for 11 years and recommended the appointment. The board approved the appointment without roll‑call opposition and underscored the importance of continuity for the county’s road‑maintenance program and capital improvement plan.
