GOSHEN- Travis Ewald has been nominated by County Executive Steve Neuhaus to serve as the County’s Commissioner of Parks, Recreation, and Conservation.
The County’s Parks, Recreation, and Conservation department manages and maintains more than 3,400 scenic acres of parkland.
Ewald, who previously served as Deputy Commissioner in the County’s Department of Public Works, begins his new position on September 1st. He will replace Jim Brooks, who is retiring later this summer. Brooks served as Parks Commissioner for more than five years. “Travis has been an asset to the County’s DPW, and I know that he will be successful in his new role,” Neuhaus said. “Travis is hard-working, has a great vision, and is easy to work with. He is very enthusiastic about his new role, and I know that Travis will enhance our already outstanding Parks Department.” Neuhaus also thanked Brooks for his service to the County. “Jim was eager to tackle a variety of important projects, including the extension of the Heritage Trail, and was always able to get them completed,” Neuhaus said. “He was a wonderful team player and served the taxpayers of Orange County well. I wish Jim and his family all the best in his retirement
Source: Mid-Hudson News
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