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County Engineers Association of Ohio Facebook Post, Member Spotlight: Amy Zwick

Amy holds a bachelor's degree in civil engineering from Ohio University. 

Amy previously worked as a personal trainer. 

Amy Zwick currently serves as the Monroe County Engineer. 

Monroe County Beacon, Engineer pushes to re-establish planning commission

Wants to replace the bridge on Township Road 1004 in Perry Township with a plated and crossbeam bridge using Federal Lands access funding to cover costs, which she anticipates will be $1.4 million.

Wants to pursue a road repair project on County Road 9 in Perry Township that she anticipates will cost $850,000, in which she plans to use a loan and a local match to cover costs.

- Wants to replace the bridge on Township Road 1004 in Perry Township with a plated and crossbeam bridge using Federal Lands access funding to cover costs, which she anticipates will be $1.4 million.
- Wants to pursue a road repair project on County Road 9 in Perry Township that she anticipates will cost $850,000, in which she plans to use a loan and a local match to cover costs.

Transportation & Infrastructure

As of August 7, 2024, Amy Zwick did not have a website or any information online.

Housing & Urban Development

Wants to reinstate the county planning commission.

- Wants to reinstate the county planning commission.

Administration

Amy Zwick

- The county engineer must be licensed and registered as both a professional engineer and a surveyor.
- They are responsible for planning, building, and maintaining county roads and bridges.
- The county engineer also provides services to townships.
- As a surveyor, they maintain the county auditor’s tax maps using documentation such as deeds and property surveys.
- The county engineer is elected every four years in a partisan election, with a salary ranging from $81,420 to $142,200 based on county population and additional private practice work. 

Surveyor and civil engineer responsible for the county's bridges, roads, and drainage