City of Peoria, Arizona
Christine Nickel has a strong background in human resources, with extensive experience in leadership roles. Christine is currently the Director of Human Resources at the City of Peoria, AZ, a position they have held since September 2019. Prior to that, Christine served as the Deputy Human Resources Director and later as the Human Resources Manager at the City of Peoria, Arizona. Christine was also the Benefits and Compensation Administrator at the same organization from July 2005 to January 2015. Before joining the City of Peoria, Christine worked as a Lead Human Resources Generalist at Maricopa County from August 2001 to July 2005.
Christine Nickel has completed their education at Eastern Arizona College, where they earned an Associate's degree. Christine then pursued their Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc) degree at the University of Phoenix. Finally, Christine went on to obtain their Masters degree in Human Resources from Walden University.
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City of Peoria, Arizona
Peoria, Arizona is a dynamic desert community northwest of Phoenix with more than 171,000 residents. Officially incorporated in 1954, the city has grown from the original one square mile in Old Town Peoria to more than 176 square miles of beautiful Sonoran desert in both Maricopa and Yavapai counties. The city is home to Lake Pleasant – the state's second largest lake – and the Peoria Sports Complex – spring training home of Major League Baseball’s San Diego Padres and Seattle Mariners. Also, Peoria has award-winning facilities, including the Peoria Center for the Performing Arts, Rio Vista Community Park and Recreation Center, Pioneer Community Park, and so much more. The city also is proud of its relationship with the arts community, including non-profits such as the Challenger Space Center, West Valley Art Museum and Arizona Broadway Theatre. Those attractions along with 35 miles of hiking trails, top-notch schools, well planned residential neighborhoods, and an enticing variety of shopping, dining, and entertainment options led Money magazine to rank Peoria among its 100 Best Places to Live. There are many reasons why Peoria is a desirable destination: spring training at the Peoria Sports Complex, community and dinner theater and Lake Pleasant Regional Park. The city is not only a great place to work — it is a great place to live.