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Kevin Hogencamp
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A modern-folk music lover and the father of two wonderful human beings, Kevin earned a communications degree from the University of Alabama and is honored to serve on the Jax Bama Club board of directors. He formerly served the organization as a vice president. While at Bama, Kevin was a sports editor of the Corolla yearbook and a sportswriter for the Crimson White. He also fancies the considerable amount of time he spent at such institutions as Solomons, the Side Track, the Booth, Tutwiler Hall (well, he tried, anyway) – and his periodic visits to Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, as well.
Kevin is a former interim city manager for the City of Atlantic Beach, Fla., and now serves the picturesque, increasingly progressive seaside community as deputy city manager. Kevin is a staunch proponent of racial equality, social justice, environmental stewardship, and open government – and proclaims himself as a “watchdog from within” the walls of city hall. During his tenure in Atlantic Beach, residents’ trust in their local government has significantly increased – largely as a result of the City operating transparently and otherwise bridging the communication gap between city hall and its constituency.
Kevin is a former public information manager and assistant city manager of Albany Ga. As assistant city manager, he guided Georgia’s sixth-largest municipality with integrity and transparency during a tumultuous period in which the city manager position was vacant.
Kevin’s career in local government communications and administration followed a journalism career, which culminated with Kevin purchasing a struggling local newspaper (The Albany, Ga., Journal) at the Great Recession’s onset and transforming it into a vital community asset, staunch government watchdog, and successful business.
Among his career and personal accomplishments:
Kevin is a former interim city manager for the City of Atlantic Beach, Fla., and now serves the picturesque, increasingly progressive seaside community as deputy city manager. Kevin is a staunch proponent of racial equality, social justice, environmental stewardship, and open government – and proclaims himself as a “watchdog from within” the walls of city hall. During his tenure in Atlantic Beach, residents’ trust in their local government has significantly increased – largely as a result of the City operating transparently and otherwise bridging the communication gap between city hall and its constituency.
Kevin is a former public information manager and assistant city manager of Albany Ga. As assistant city manager, he guided Georgia’s sixth-largest municipality with integrity and transparency during a tumultuous period in which the city manager position was vacant.
Kevin’s career in local government communications and administration followed a journalism career, which culminated with Kevin purchasing a struggling local newspaper (The Albany, Ga., Journal) at the Great Recession’s onset and transforming it into a vital community asset, staunch government watchdog, and successful business.
Among his career and personal accomplishments:
- Serves on the Florida Municipal Communicators Association board of directors and chaired the Awards Committee.
- Served the Georgia Municipal Association as an ethics-in-government and communications panelist.
- Co-founder, Beaches Weekly Discussion Group, which tackled local, state and national issues for more than 15 years.
- Entrusted to chair game-changing initiatives including Leadership Albany, Eracism Albany, Albany Community-Oriented Policing Council, and a Jacksonville Beach (Fla.) occupational licensing committee.