Williams County
Samantha Miller (Neill), MURP, possesses extensive experience in urban planning and community development, currently serving as Planning Official for Williams County since August 2019, where responsibilities include risk assessment for environmental issues, compliance oversight, and stakeholder engagement. Previous roles include Senior Planner at Williams County, Land Use Planner at Lewis and Clark County, and Training Coordinator at the Neighborhood Development Center, with a strong emphasis on zoning regulations, subdivision reviews, and community-oriented projects. Academic credentials include a Master’s Degree in City/Urban, Community and Regional Planning from the University of Minnesota and dual Bachelor’s Degrees in Urban Planning and Geography and Cartography from Appalachian State University.
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Williams County
Williams County, located in northwestern North Dakota, was officially organized on December 8, 1891; its boundaries have remained unchanged since 1910. The government is comprised of a Board of County Commissioners, four offices lead by elected officials, and 19 departments. Several appointed boards and commissions are also part of Williams County’s decision-making process. Williams County is home to more than 35,000 people and one of the fastest growing counties in the nation. Oil and agriculture are the two key sectors of the County’s economy.