City of Hendersonville
Blair Myhand is the Chief of Police at the City of Hendersonville. They have extensive experience in law enforcement, having previously served as the Chief of Police in Clayton and as a Police Captain in the Town of Apex. They also served in the US Army, retiring as First Sergeant, E8. Additionally, Blair is a business owner, Immediate Past President of the North Carolina Association of Chiefs of Police and North Carolina FBI National Academy Associates, and Chairman of the IACP Civilian Law Enforcement and Military Cooperation Committee. They hold a Master's Degree in Public Administration from Villanova University and various other certifications in law enforcement.
City of Hendersonville
Hendersonville is a vibrant mountain city where the government and citizens work together for a high quality of life. Whether you are starting your career or have years of training and professional experience, the City of Hendersonville offers opportunities to work in an inviting and picturesque community alongside peers who embody the motto ‘One Team, One Goal, Mountain Excellence.’ Hendersonville, NC is located amidst the majestic mountains of the Southern Appalachians and is known as ‘The City of Four Seasons’ thanks to a mild and varied climate that offers diverse recreational opportunities year-round. It is the county seat and commercial hub of Henderson County with more than 14,000 residents. Situated only 25 miles from Asheville, NC and 38 miles from Greenville, SC, Hendersonville provides a balance between the cultural, shopping, and entertainment offerings of a larger city with a small-town charm that is perfect for growing roots and doing life. The City operates under a council/manager form of government. Hendersonville City Council prioritizes economic vitality, financial sustainability, great public services, numerous amenities, sound infrastructure, and strong community partnerships. City Council values the approximately 300 employees who strive to make Hendersonville a great place to live, work, and visit. Hendersonville is home to scenic hiking trails, gorgeous waterfalls, the State Theater of North Carolina, and the Carl Sandburg National Historic site. A strong school system and health care infrastructure combined with a variety of culinary eateries, breweries, cideries, and wineries provide something for everyone. Outdoor adventures abound at DuPont State Recreational Forest, about 20 minutes from downtown, and nearby Pisgah National Forest which offers hiking, biking, horseback riding, and fishing opportunities. To learn more about career opportunities at the City of Hendersonville, visit www.hendersonvillenc.gov/jobs.