Town of Burlington
Samuel Hockenbury is currently working as a Finance Analyst at the Town of Burlington. Prior to this, Samuel has held positions such as Teaching Assistant at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, Data Entry Specialist at Tibersoft, and Intern at various town committees. Additionally, Samuel has experience as a Flow Team Member at Target, Chair Committee to Elect Tom Merolli, Team Member at JOANN Stores, and Intern at Connell and Curley Insurance. Samuel also worked as a Crew Member at McDonald's. Samuel holds a Master of Public Policy and Administration (MPPA) degree and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics and Political Science from the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Their education background dates back to Hopedale Jr. Sr. High School.
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Town of Burlington
Burlington’s origins as a small agricultural community are scarcely visible today, but remnants persist in roads that still crisscross its hilly terrain and in a few, prized historic properties. The remaining historic buildings once served as farm houses, taverns, homes, and schools along the winding roads when Burlington was a sparsely settled corner of a Boston-centric region. The rural characteristics of the community persisted from its settlement in 1641 for nearly 300 years. By 1950, the census recorded only 3,250 residents. But suddenly, Burlington was transformed by powerful shifts in regional economics, demographic and transportation during the second half of the twentieth century.