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Craig Lehman Lancaster, PA Craig Lehman Lancaster, PA PERSONAL Born in Manheim, raised in Mount Joy, currently lives in Lancaster with his wife and family EDUCATION Master of Science in Policy Analysis, 1991 The Pennsylvania State University University Park, Pennsylvania Bachelor of Science in Public Administration, 1989 Shippensburg University Shippensburg, Pennsylvania Graduate, Donegal High School, 1981 Mount Joy, Pennsylvania PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Lancaster County Commissioner, 2008-Present Lancaster, Pennsylvania Board, Committee and Council Appointments: ● American Heart Association Board, Lancaster Branch, 2011-2013 ● Capital Resource Conservation and Development Area Council, 2010-2013 ● Community Services of Organized Labor Board, 2008–Present ● County Commissioners Association of Pennsylvania, Board Chair, 2016 ● County Commissioners Association of Pennsylvania, President, 2015 ● County Commissioners Association of Pennsylvania, 1st Vice President, 2014 ● County Commissioners Association of Pennsylvania, 2nd Vice President, 2013 ● County Commissioners Association of Pennsylvania, Community and Economic Development Committee, 2010-2013 ● EDC Finance Corporation of Lancaster County Board, 2008–Present ● Heritage Center of Lancaster County Board, 2008–2011 ● Lancaster Clean Water Partners, 2016-Present ● Lancaster County Coalition to End Homelessness, Leadership Council, 2009- Present ● Lancaster County Conservation District Board, 2008–Present ● Lancaster County Workforce Investment Board, 2008–2011 ● Lancaster Housing Opportunity Partnership Board (ex-officio), 2008–Present Board, Committee and Council Appointments (continued): ● National Association of Counties, Community and Economic Development Steering Committee, 2012-2014 ● Partnership for Public Health in Lancaster County Board, 2010-Present ● PA Commission on Crime and Delinquency, Targeted Community Revitalization and Crime Prevention Advisory Committee, 2008–2011 ● PA Democratic Caucus of County Commissioners, Chair, 2014-Present ● PA Democratic Caucus of County Commissioners, Vice Chair, 2010-2014 ● PA Dutch Convention and Visitors Bureau Board, 2009 ● Public Employee Retirement Commission, Municipal Pension Advisory Committee, 2010-2015 ● Woodward Hill Cemetery, Board of Directors, 2017-Present Budget Analyst, 1992-2007 Appropriations Committee Pennsylvania House of Representatives Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Research Analyst, 1991-1992 Pennsylvania House of Representatives, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania MILITARY SERVICE United States Navy, 1981-1985 Petty Officer Third Class (Served overseas on the submarine tender U.S.S. Orion, AS-18, Homeport: Sardinia, Italy and onboard the supply ship U.S.S. San Diego, ASF-6, Homeport: Norfolk, Virginia) COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT Lancaster City Controller, 2006-2007 Lancaster, Pennsylvania City Board Appointments (ex-officio included): Board of Trusts and Charities Long’s Park Commission Police Pension Board Firefighters Pension Board Non-Uniform Employees’ Pension Board 2 Lancaster City Council, 1998-2002 Finance Committee, Chair, 2000-2001 Community Development and Planning Committee, Chair, 1998-1999 Appointments (ex-officio included): Lancaster Recreation Commission, 2000-2001 (Serving Lancaster City and Lancaster Township) Lancaster County Planning Commission, 1998-1999 OTHER COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT Self Determination Matters Committee, 2016 Crispus Attucks Community Center Lancaster, Pennsylvania Helping Our Homeless Veterans Organizing Committee, 2013-2014 Lancaster, Pennsylvania First United Methodist Church, Finance Committee, 2009-2013 Lancaster, Pennsylvania First United Methodist Church, Upward Bound Basketball Referee, 2009 Lancaster, Pennsylvania Lampeter-Strasburg School District, Local Tax Study Commission, 2006 Lampeter, Pennsylvania Center City Neighborhood Enhancement Corporation Board, 2002-2006 Lancaster, Pennsylvania Fivepoints Neighborhood Association, President, 2002-2003 Lancaster, Pennsylvania Southeast Area Positive Image Action Group, Member, 1998-2006 Lancaster, Pennsylvania Youth Basketball Referee, 1995-2002 Lancaster Recreation Commission Lancaster Township and Lancaster City Lancaster County Democratic Committee, Committeeperson Elected 1994, 1998, 2002, 2006, 2010 & 2014 Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Revised: November 28, 2018 3 .
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