HomeMy WebLinkAboutMincu, Anthony - ResumeANTHONY MINCU
603 Browns Ridge Road, Ossipee, NH 03864 (603) 5391595
apmincu@gmail.com
EDUCATION:
Franklin Pierce Law School Concord, NH
Juris Doctor 2000
College of the Holy
Cross Worcester, MA
BA, cum laude 1977
Plymouth 261st Part Time Police Academy Plymouth, NH
Police Officer 2000
Brevard Community College Cocoa,
Fl
Paramedic 1979
EMPLOYMENT:
Town of Farmington Farmington, NH
Town Administrator 2007
to Present
Directed administration of town government in accordance with policies determined by Board of Selectman, manage a budget of 6.3 million, governing a population of 5000 full
time residents.
Supervise all department heads and staffs as provided by state laws and local ordinances, with overall responsibility for and authority over 55+ full time employees.
Supervised
activities of all town departments such as tax collection, assessing, police and fire, highway, transfer station, and waste water treatment plant.
Prepared annual budget, revamped
the budget process, and made transparent thru the effective use of local cable community channel.
Presently engaged in design and bonding process of Waste Water Treatment Plant
rebuild, approximate 12 million dollar expenditure; approved at Town Meeting and now in final stages of preliminary construction.
Town of Littleton Littleton, NH
Town Manager
2006-2007
( Temporarily reassigned for Town Management based upon municipal law training and past management experience.
( Time of political turmoil involving closure of Opera House,
temporary housing of police department, questionable actions of Police Chief, and citizens’ lawsuit against the Town.
( Police Chief was ‘retired’, additional Opera House funding for
reconstruction was procured, new police facility was proposed (presently being built) and lawsuit was settled.
( Managed all aspects of Town government as per statutory authority;
responsible for 50+ employees and all Town departments, including Police, Fire, Public Works, Transfer Station and Waste Water Treatment.
( Oversaw capital improvement project: Centrifuge
installation at Waste Water Plant.
Initiated revaluation of local hydroelectric facility resulting in increase of 100 million dollars to tax base.
Town of Warren Warren, NH
Town Administrator/Selectman 2002 to 2006
Executed daily operations of town municipal government, population 800 +/-.
Performed
a variety of clerical and administrative duties required by municipal government and as statutorily dictated.
Given the small size of the town received an in depth experience into
the nuts and bolts of operations of town business—planning, zoning, assessing, and Human Resources (to name a few).
Oversaw bridge reconstruction, Main Street reconstruction, and Transfer
Station rebuild.
Oversaw and checked quality control of elected officials such as Town Clerk/Tax Collector; this lead to removal of said individual for fiscal improprieties, the
first such removal in NH history.
( Additionally, served as elected official for 4 years as Selectmen.
Town of Littleton Littleton NH
Town Attorney/Prosecutor 2002 to 2006
Gathered
and analyzed evidence in cases and reviewed pertinent decisions, policies, regulations and other legal matters pertaining to those cases.
Conducted Administrative License proceedings
in DWI cases.
Conducted Administrative and Juvenile cases in Family Court for youthful offenders.
Conducted prosecution in District Court proceedings on behalf of the Town and other
satellite communities, in all criminal matters, ie. felonies, misdemeanors and violations.
Initiated and concluded civil forfeiture hearings thru Federal intervention in drug seizure
cases resulting in over 200,000 dollars of seizure revenues for the Police Department.
Became part time certified officer with powers of arrest and participated in select operations
usually specific to search and seizures.
Grafton County Attorney Haverhill, NH
Assistant County Attorney 2001-2002
( Prosecuted felony level cases thru Superior
Court proceedings.
( Drafted and replied to multiple motions on matters of procedures, evidence, and
administrative rules.
New Hampshire Farm Link
Organizer/Director 2000
Organized and directed a 501c3 non-profit agency for purpose
of farm /open space preservation.
Wrote and produced bylaws and charter and received state incorporation and federal recognition for nonprofit status.
Was instrumental and successfully
lead the fight in preservation of the 1st dairy farm in NH history to seek bankruptcy protection; success was produced as a result of merging local, state, and federal officials into
a coherent political force.
Harbor City Ambulance Melbourne, FL
Director Operations/Paramedic 1978 to 1986
( Directed and coordinated personnel involved in the rescue, transportation and care of accident and catastrophe
victims and others requiring emergency medical assistance.
Trained and managed 24 medics, while responsible for operating 6 stations and 12 ambulances in delivering emergency medical
service to an area population of 180,000.
Directed mass casualty event, a condo construction accident with 12 fatalities and 40 wounded.
( Taught Paramedic classes as a solo instructor.
Professional References
Chief Paul Smith, Littleton PD, Littleton, NH 03561 (603) 444 1702
Patricia Wilson, Selectmen, Town of Warren, NH 03037 (603) 764 9979
Dan Merhalski,
Planner, Town of Moultonborough, NH 03524 (603) 714-8578
Karen Noyes, Business Administrator, Littleton NH (802) 793 2170
Tony Raymond, Director of Security NE, Comcast, Manchester
NH (603) 665 3279