Kyle G. Arnhart

Kyle G. Arnhart has a diverse work experience spanning different roles and responsibilities. Kyle G. worked at the City of Tigard, starting as a Utility Worker II in June 2007 and advancing to become a Senior Water Utility Technician in October 2019. During their tenure, they also served as a Senior Utility Worker and was a part of the Safety Committee, where they conducted workplace inspections, made recommendations for hazard control, and promoted health and safety awareness and training.

In 2017, Arnhart joined SEIU Local 503, initially as a Shop Steward and later became the Vice President from May 2022 to May 2023. Currently, they hold the position of President for SEIU 503 - Local 199 from May 2023.

Additionally, Arnhart has been involved with the Pacific-Northwest Section AWWA, where they took on multiple leadership roles in the Northwest Oregon Subsection. Kyle G. served as the President, led the Scholarship Committee, and is currently involved with the Waterworks School Committee.

Overall, Kyle G. Arnhart has demonstrated a strong commitment to their work in various positions, showcasing their skills and dedication in the areas of utility work, safety, and union leadership.

Kyle G. Arnhart's education history includes the following:

- From 2022 to 2030, Kyle G. Arnhart attended Portland State University, although the degree and field of study are not specified.

- From 2004 to 2021, Kyle G. Arnhart attended Clackamas Community College and obtained an Associate's degree in General Studies.

- From 2000 to 2004, Kyle G. Arnhart attended Oregon City Senior High School and completed a General Studies program.

In addition to their education, Kyle G. Arnhart has obtained several certifications, including:

- Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester (BPAT) from the Oregon Health Authority.

- Distribution - Drinking Water - Level 3 certification from the Oregon Health Authority.

- Treatment - Drinking Water - Level 1 certification from the Oregon Health Authority.

- Cross Connection Specialist certification from the Oregon Health Authority.

- Incident Command Certification from FEMA.