Reid Hartsell

Project Manager at Legacy Parks Foundation

Reid Hartsell has diverse work experience in various roles and organizations. In 2013, they worked as an Office Assistant for the UT Residence Halls Association until November 2014. They then joined Holly's Eventful Dining in February 2015 as a Cook and Catering Assistant, where they remained until January 2022. In 2016, Reid joined the Legacy Parks Foundation as an Intern, before transitioning to the role of Project Coordinator from May 2017 until September 2022. Currently, Reid serves as a Project Manager at Legacy Parks Foundation, starting in September 2022.

Reid Hartsell attended the University of Tennessee, Knoxville from 2013 to 2017. During this time, they pursued a degree in Forestry with a focus on Wildland Recreation and a minor in Studio Art. In January 2017, Reid obtained certifications as a Basic Wildland Firefighter (FFT2) from the U.S. Forest Service and completed training at the Emergency Management Institute offered by FEMA. Reid also has a certification as a Certified Volunteer Forester from the City of Knoxville Urban Forestry, although the exact month and year of obtaining this certification are not provided. Additionally, Reid holds a Server Permit from the Alcoholic Beverage Commission, but the month and year of obtaining this permit are also not specified.

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Knoxville, United States

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Legacy Parks Foundation

Legacy Parks Foundation is an East Tennessee nonprofit organization working to ensure that our community enjoys exceptional recreational opportunities, natural beauty and open spaces, and that these assets exist for generations to come. We work collaboratively to preserve our area’s extraordinary natural resources and to expand parks, create trails, and increase access to our rivers. Since 2007, Legacy Parks has raised over $11 million for parks and open space, helped conserve 1,000 acres of forest and farmland, and added over 600 acres of parkland in Knox County.


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