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“It has been a pleasure to serve as the engineer for the last 22-plus years, but the time has come to step down,” Geyer’s email reads. “Thanks for the opportunity to serve the residents of Greene County and my best to all the employees and elected officials. I can only hope that you all will work to continue to make Greene County a great place to live, work, and play.”
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A Xenia High School graduate and 1970 Purdue University graduate, Geyer has worked in the Greene County Engineer’s Office since January 1997, according to his Linkedin profile.
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