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Town Manager John Simko with daughter Ashley - Moxie Falls Summer 2006

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Biography – Town Manager John Simko Town Manager John Simko began his current position with the Town of Greenville in May of 2000. A Piscataquis County native, Simko graduated from Bowdoin College in 1992 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology and also Environmental Studies. After graduation, he worked for then-Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell in Washington, DC as a Legislative Correspondent. In 1997, Simko was named Town Manager of Sangerville, where he was recognized by the Maine Town & City Management Association as "Rookie of the Year” in 1998. In 2001, the Maine Forest Products Council awarded John their “Outstanding Public Service” award for his work in forming the Maine Woods Coalition. In 2002, Simko completed a municipal leadership course through the Maine Municipal Association and the Muskie School of Public Service. In 2004, the Maine Warden Service Association presented John with a “Certificate of Merit” for his work assisting Game Wardens. John has held numerous leadership positions in various capacities, including but not limited to: Executive Committee Member, Maine Municipal Association – 2001 President, Maine Woods Coalition – 2001-2003 President, Piscataquis County Economic Development Council – 2002 Appointed member, Legislative Task Force on Growth Management – 2001 Appointed member, Presiding Officer's Task Force on Creating a Future for Youth in Maine – 2003 Appointed member, Governor's Youth Conference Planning Team – 2003 Appointed member, Governor's Task Force on Traditional Uses and Access to Lands in Maine - 2004 President, Composites Technology Centers Corporation – 2004 - 2006 Appointed Member Maine Forest Legacy Committee – 2004-2006 Director, Eastern Maine Development Corporation – 2005 - 2007 Director, Maine Service Centers Corporation – 2003 – 2005 Director, Maine Town & City Management Association – 2005 - 2007 Member, Maine Municipal Association Legislative Policy Committee – 1998 - present In addition to his work as Town Manager, John is certified Firefighter I through the Maine State Fire Academy, and is an active member of the Greenville Fire Department. John is also licensed as an intermediate EMT through Maine EMS, and is an active per diem employee of the Charles A. Dean Memorial Hospital Ambulance Service. John and his daughter Ashley (age 7 in 2008) live in Greenville and enjoy many outdoor activities with the rest of their family. 2005 Trek across the Barren-Chairback section of the Appalachian Trail John standing above the clouds at Barren Slide on Barren Mountain, Appalachian Trail, November 2005. Hikers in Silholette (L-R) Mark Doty of Cornville, John Simko of Greenville, Mark Young of Dover-Foxcroft, and Peter Wallace of Milo.