As the Watershed Manager, Senior at the City of Atlanta, Alex Comer plays a pivotal role in safeguarding the city's water resources and ensuring compliance with a complex framework of environmental regulations. With a robust background in government administration, Alex leads the Environmental and Construction...
As the Watershed Manager, Senior at the City of Atlanta, Alex Comer plays a pivotal role in safeguarding the city's water resources and ensuring compliance with a complex framework of environmental regulations. With a robust background in government administration, Alex leads the Environmental and Construction Enforcement Division of the Department of Watershed Management Office of Watershed Protection. His expertise in budgeting and environmental policy is instrumental in managing projects that address critical issues such as water quality and soil erosion control.
Alex is currently spearheading several key initiatives aimed at enhancing the sustainability of Atlanta's watersheds. These projects not only focus on infrastructure construction but also emphasize community outreach and education, fostering a culture of environmental awareness among residents. By leveraging Geographic Information Systems (GIS), he analyzes land use planning to identify areas at risk of erosion and pollution, allowing for proactive measures to be implemented.
In addition to his managerial responsibilities, Alex serves as an expert witness in court cases, representing the City of Atlanta in legal matters involving state and federal regulators. His ability to navigate the intricacies of local government and policy ensures that the city remains compliant with federal, state, and city environmental laws. Through his leadership, Alex is committed to promoting sustainable practices that protect Atlanta's natural resources while engaging with stakeholders to drive meaningful change in the community. His strong educational foundation from the University of Houston further enhances his capacity to lead in this critical role, making him a valuable asset to the City of Atlanta's efforts in watershed management.
