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Clinton introduces Corey Waters as new assistant public works director
Summary
Public Works Director Dave Williams introduced Corey Waters, who starts after 25 years at Layton City and will oversee streets, storm drainage and facilities work. Waters told council he lives in West Haven and began May 4.
Mayor Marie Doherty introduced the city's new assistant public works director, Corey Waters, at the Aug. 11 council meeting.
Dave Williams, Clinton's public works director, said Waters brings more than 25 years of experience from Layton City and was encouraged to apply by current crew members. "He's already stepped in and stepped up and been awesome," Williams said. Waters told the council he started May 4 and described a background running street crews, storm and land drain work, and facilities management. "I've done my own budget and things like that," Waters said, adding that the shorter commute from West Haven was a factor in his move.
Why it matters: The assistant director role handles operational crews and helps translate crew needs to the city manager and council. Williams said Waters' mix of field and management experience will help during ongoing and planned infrastructure projects. Council members welcomed Waters and asked about his priorities for transition and team support; Waters emphasized continuity and support for crew members.
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