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Training 2006
Courses in ArcGIS, Environmental Systems Research Institute
(ESRI), Denver, CO
1998-2003
Various mechanical and electrical engineering and personnel
management courses provided by the U.S. Navy
Work Experience
2005 to Present
IT Specialist/Planning Technician
Pedersen Planning Consultants
Encampment, WY 82325
1983-2003
Chief Petty Officer, U.S. Navy
1972-1982
Mechanic, Open Pit
Climax Molybdenum
Climax, Colorado
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Relevant
Experience
Gary Boutwell is responsible for
performing data collection, general planning research, and planning
analyses for projects carried out by Pedersen Planning Consultants (PPC).
He also develops geographical information systems, prepares land use
databases and applies statistical models and GIS to various types of
planning analyses. He also manages the firm’s local area network
and security systems.
Boutwell compiled selected
demographic and economic data for all 23 counties in Wyoming and
applied a statistical model to the preparation of child care demand
forecasts. These tasks supported a statewide evaluation of
demographic and economic analyses for the Wyoming Workforce Child
Care Needs Assessment.
Boutwell carried out an onsite
inventory of land uses for the Town of Alpine, Wyoming. The
database supported the firm’s preparation of a municipal master plan
and revised zoning ordinance. He also compiled selected
demographic, economic and housing data for the community.
He has completed other onsite land
use inventories for the Rock Springs Housing Master Plan, the Hot
Springs County Housing Needs Assessment, and the Afton Municipal
Master Plan.
Boutwell participated in a
feasibility analysis made by PPC for a proposed 24-hour child care
facility in Douglas, Wyoming. For this project, Mr. Boutwell
examined the start-up and operational costs associated with infant,
toddler, preschool and after school care. He also compiled results
from a survey of Douglas, WY and Converse County residents.
Between 1994 and 1998, Boutwell was a
Navy instructor. As part of his duties, he directed and taught Navy
personnel concerning job requirements and military protocols
associated with the operation and maintenance of Naval electrical
power generation, water supply and treatment, fire protection, and
propulsion systems. In addition, he provided training to Navy
personnel regarding the maintenance of computer control systems on
U.S. Naval ships. |