KVCOG announces two new hires

FAIRFIELD — The Kennebec Valley Council of Governments recently announced two new hires. Charles Tetelman has joined KVCOG as community planner. He helps regional and municipal planning efforts regarding land use, comprehensive planning, ordinance development and GIS management and analysis.
“I’m excited to join KVCOG and continue the excellent planning work happening in municipalities throughout the region,” Tetelman said. “I’m looking forward to utilizing my knowledge of land use planning and GIS to find sustainable solutions for many communities.”
Jeff Sneddon joined KVCOG as community and economic development specialist, responsible for providing analytical, administrative, and specialized technical work in a program of community and economic development within the Kennebec Valley region.
His role at KVCOG includes oversight and administration of the Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy, regional technical assistance for Community Development Block Grant program, co-management of the Brownfield program and project development from planning through implementation.
“It is encouraging to see the stability and innovative ways of the Kennebec Valley region to endure economic challenges particularly in today’s environment,” Sneddon said. “I look forward to helping municipalities and the business community in continuing the momentum in improving the region’s economic vitality and resilience.”