City of Vandalia, Ohio
Sherry McConnaughey has extensive experience in administrative and supply chain roles, currently serving as a Part-Time Office Assistant at the Vandalia Recreation Center and a Part-Time Administrative Assistant in the City Manager's Office for the City of Vandalia, Ohio since January 2019. Prior to this, Sherry worked as a Supply Chain Manager and International Buyer/Planner II at ACCO Brands from May 2012 to April 2015, and held similar positions at MeadWestvaco from October 2006 to April 2012. Additionally, Sherry was a Senior Sales Analyst at NewPage Corporation from November 2002 to October 2006. Sherry holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Operations Management from Wright State University, earned between 1997 and 2001.
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City of Vandalia, Ohio
Vandalia, Ohio is a premier destination to live, work or play in the Dayton region. Located at the crossroads of Interstate 70 and Interstate 75, Vandalia, Ohio is less than 10 minutes away from the urban core of Dayton, Ohio. Vandalia is home to approximately 15,300 citizens. Vandalia is a hub for business and is home to companies in a wide array of industries, including Independent Can, White Castle (food processing), Carter Logistics, Johnson Electric, Crown Solutions/Veolia Water, GE Aviation and Inteva. This Tree City USA boasts an impressive parks and recreation system, which includes 14 city parks, a state-of-the-art recreation center and an outdoor community swimming pool. The City's school district has consistently earned an "Excellent" rating from the State of Ohio Department of Education. City services include municipal courts, fire, EMS, police, street maintenance and building inspection. The city also jointly operates a water treatment facility and a wastewater treatment plant. HISTORY In 1838, Vandalia was nothing more than the crossing point of two dirt trails near a spot we now know as the intersection of National Road (Route 40) and the Dixie Highway. Benjamin Wilhelm was the first to settle here, building his home and a small general store that would serve travelers as they journeyed westward. The busy path attracted more entrepreneurs and soon a small settlement began to take shape. In 1848, incorporation papers were filed to establish the Village of Vandalia. VANDALIA TODAY Today, that confluence of two dirt roads is a modern city with amenities usually reserved for much larger communities. A mature community that focuses on planned economic development, the City relies heavily on careful planning to facilitate responsible and meaningful growth. For more information on Vandalia, Ohio, contact Amber Holloway, Assistant City Manager, aholloway@vandaliaohio.org, (937) 415-2150.