City of Kirkwood, Missouri
Amy Gillis Lowry, AICP, has extensive experience in urban planning, currently serving as City Planner II for the City of Kirkwood, Missouri, since October 2012, with previous roles as Assistant City Planner and Landmarks Liaison. Prior to this, Amy held positions at the City of Acworth, Georgia, from 1998 to 2001, including Economic Development Director and Downtown Development/Tourism Director, where responsibilities encompassed roles as Main Street Director and Historic Preservation Liaison. Education includes a Bachelor of Science in Foreign Service from Georgetown University and a Master of Urban and Regional Planning/Master of Public Administration from the University of Colorado Denver (1992-1996).
City of Kirkwood, Missouri
A municipal government in Saint Louis County, Missouri. Founded in 1853, the City of Kirkwood today is a 9-square-mile community with a population of 27,540 (according to 2010 census information) and its own water and electric utilities. Located in Southwest St. Louis County, Kirkwood boasts high property values, quality public and private schools, safe neighborhoods and exceptional City services. More than 300 acres of park land can be found throughout the community, from a large central park that includes an aquatic center, ice rink, outdoor amphitheater, ball fields, tennis courts, picnic sites, and playground areas, to smaller neighborhood parks.