Hamilton Brown
Hamilton
Brown has been the Director of Training and Technical
Assistance for the National Center for Small Communities since 1982.
He has written numerous guidebooks and conducted training in over 30
states on issues including source water protection, underground
storage tanks, the Americans with Disabilities Act and funding
strategies for small and rural community infrastructure. He has
written and managed major training and technical assistance projects
funded by major foundations; the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban
Development; the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency. Brown is currently managing an
EPA-funded project to involve small community elected and appointed
officials at the pre-rule making stages of the rule
making process. Brown received his undergraduate degree from
Hamilton College, a Masters in Theology from Hartford Seminary and a
Masters in Public Administration from the George Washington
University.
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