City of Burnsville
Nicholas Lott-Havey is an experienced GIS and asset management professional with a robust background in geographic data analysis and management. Currently serving as a GIS/Asset Management Specialist for the City of Burnsville since April 2019, Nicholas provides the Public Works Department with efficient access to GIS and asset information for operations and maintenance. Previously, Nicholas was a GIS Analyst for the City of Kirkland and held various roles including GIS Specialist for the City of Chanhassen and Teaching Assistant at the University of Washington. Early career experience includes positions as a Storm Water GIS Intern in Bothell, an Assistant Field Director for WorldTeach in China, an Oral English Teacher, and a GIS Technician at Facet Technology. Nicholas holds a Master of Arts in Geography from the University of Washington and a Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Geography from the University of Minnesota.
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City of Burnsville
Burnsville lies on a bluff overlooking the south bank of the Minnesota River upstream from its confluence with the Mississippi River. We are the ninth largest suburb in the metro area and a commuter’s dream with easy access to Minneapolis and Saint Paul. Burnsville is a connected community providing a variety of services, experiences, housing options, unique shops and restaurants, 76 parks, miles of trails and popular venues including Buck Hill and Ames Performing Arts Center. Plus, Burnsville Transit Station serves as a hub for Metro Transit and the Minnesota Valley Transit Authority. We are a community where people feel safe and welcome to be themselves, visitors find a place they want to come back to again and again, businesses are positioned for success and our team finds meaningful work and opportunities to grow. We believe in creating great experiences for staff so they can do the same for our community. Our workplace culture includes total rewards, flexibility and development opportunities that reflect our commitment to you. Come to Burnsville, you belong here.