City of Redmond, WA
Kim Dietz has a diverse work experience that spans over several years. Kim started their career as a GIS Coordinator at the City of Allentown in 1988 and later joined HDR as a GIS Coordinator in 1993. In 1995, Kim became a GIS Manager and Certified ArcView Instructor at Benefit Computer Systems. Kim then worked at the City of Redmond, WA, where they held the roles of Senior Planner and Principal Planner, where they managed the city's zoning code and development regulations. In 2014, Kim founded Nature Here, a not-for-profit organization that connects people in urban areas to nature through various events and activities. Their work with Nature Here continued until 2016.
Kim Dietz obtained a Master of Arts (M.A.) degree in Environment and Community Policy from Antioch University Seattle between 2012 and 2015. Prior to that, Kim graduated from Cedar Crest College in 1989 with a B.S. in Computer Science and a minor in Mathematics. In addition to the degrees, Kim also holds a certification in "5-Day Photo Challenge: Composition" from LinkedIn. The date of obtaining the certification is not provided.
City of Redmond, WA
The City of Redmond is a progressive suburban community located on the Eastside of Lake Washington, within minutes of Seattle. With approximately 50,000 residents and the home of many large high tech corporations, our daytime population is in excess of 100,000. The City of Redmond currently encompasses approximately 17 square miles and has a balance of residential, commercial and park areas. The City prides itself for its high quality of life with good schools and healthy economic base. While maintaining a focus on quality living, the City of Redmond has also experienced consistent, exciting growth of both residential and business entities. Technology is central to the business population as well as both local and chain businesses. Recreational opportunities are abundant with various outdoor activities, such as skiing, biking, hiking and watersports, within an hours drive.