Kashman
The City of Carmel has announced the promotion of Jeremy Kashman to the newly created role of Chief Infrastructure Officer, effective immediately.
In this critical leadership position, Kashman will be responsible for overseeing the planning, development, maintenance, and improvement of all city infrastructure including engineering, utilities, and street departments. He will work closely with city leadership, department heads, private contractors, and the community to identify infrastructure needs and prioritize projects.
Kashman brings more than 10 years of experience with the city as director of engineering to this new role. His deep expertise and proven track record of successfully delivering award-winning projects and major initiatives will be invaluable as the city continues to invest in modernizing its infrastructure. Among his top priorities will be creating long-term capital asset plans, strengthening business continuity practices and driving innovation to support the city’s ambitious infrastructure plans.
Finkam
“The creation of this position demonstrates our commitment to proactively planning and managing our infrastructure for the long term,” Mayor Sue Finkam said. “As our city looks to the future, we need a centralized leader coordinating all aspects of our infrastructure development and maintenance. Jeremy has proven himself time and again, and I have full confidence he will excel in this new role protecting and enhancing the vital and essential functions of our city.”
Kashman holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, along with a Consulting Engineering Certificate and is a licensed Professional Engineer.
“I am honored to take on this new role as Chief Infrastructure Officer for the City of Carmel,” Kashman said. “Our infrastructure is the backbone that supports our residents, businesses and vibrant community. I look forward to collaborating with our talented city team, external partners and community members to develop innovative solutions that will modernize our essential networks and provide a high quality of life for all our citizens now and in the future.”