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My Background
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 Wayne County Commissioner Kevin McNamara is a leader with a career that spans government, higher education and corporate management and sales. His unwavering commitment is to significantly enhance Wayne County's infrastructure to help improve the everyday lives of residents and businesses. He frequently interacts with citizens, businesses, and all types of groups and collaborates with Wayne County Commission colleagues to develop innovative ways to move the county forward while adhering to the difficult budget constraints facing all government entities in Michigan and across the country.
In November 2006, McNamara was elected Wayne County Commissioner for District 11. He represents the communities of Belleville, Canton Township, Sumpter Township, Van Buren Township and Wayne. He is a Canton resident.
On the commission, he chairs the Public Services Committee, which oversees the county's roads and bridges and parks and recreation operations. He also serves on the Ways and Means Committee; Public Safety, Judiciary and Homeland Security Committee; Building Task Force; and the Transparency in Wayne County Government Task Force.
McNamara is a delegate to SEMCOG, southeast Michigan's regional planning agency, where he serves on the Executive and Finance committees. He is also active on committees which oversee transportation and infrastructure projects.
Prior to his election as Wayne County Commissioner, McNamara served on the Schoolcraft College Board of Trustees from 2001-2006. On this board, he was Secretary from 2005-2006, and was on the audit committee from 2001-2005.
McNamara's professional career has spanned several decades working in sales and management for an environmental company.
From 1992-2005, McNamara was on the board of directors of the McNamara Scholarship Fund, which provided more than $1 Million in tuition assistance for Wayne County students.
McNamara is married to Aida with two children, Cullan and Jamie.
Get engaged in McNamara's efforts as he shares his plans and legislative actions via his Facebook page and through this e-newsletter.
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