Personal Details
John F. Boyle, AICP
853 Piney Village Loop Tallahassee, FL 32311
850.273.2344
boyle.johnf@gmail.com
Education:
University of Illinois, Master of Arts, Environmental Science, 1994
St. Mary’s University (Winona MN) Bachelors of Arts, Environmental Studies, 1984
American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP), 1994
Professional Strengths:
- Strong team leader and project manager.
- Community development, land use, neighborhood and transportation planning.
- Confident public speaker and meeting facilitator
- Trainer
Employment History
- ATCS,PLC/Community and Planning Partners (CaPP) Senior Project Manager and Team Leader May 2007 - Current
- Owner, Community Planning Consultant 2006 - 2008
- RS&H Senior Community/Transportation Planner 2005 - 2006
- HNTBInc. Senior Community/TransportationPlanner 2000 - 2004
- MetroNashville Planning Commission/MPO Division Manager 1998 - 1999
- CH2MHILL Inc. Peoria Office Lead/Senior Planner August, 1997 - 1998
- Tri-County Regional Planning Commission/MPO,Executive Director 1991 - 1997
- City of Peoria Planning Department SeniorPlanner 1985 - 1991
Professional Achievements:
- Currently providing program development expertise to the National Disaster Recovery Framework Community Planning and Capacity Building Recovery Support Function for FEMA. Recent work includes supporting New York recovery efforts post Hurricane Sandy.
- Provided senior level leadership and technical support to the State of Pennsylvania for redevelopment plans in three communities.
- Provided program leadership for the development of seven recovery plans in Alabama, April 2011.
- Technical support and guidance to the Mayor’s Recovery Team for the development of theMetro Nashville Long-Term Recovery Plan (May 2010 through January 2011.
- Facilitated the creation of the PenDeCo Board of Directors and the Bolivar Blueprint, a nonprofit community development business.
- Nashville Metro Planning Commission Economic Development Plan, Historic Preservation Plan and Metro Government Capital Improvement Program.
- Tazewell and Woodford County Plat Officer
- City of Peoria Code Enforcement project coordination for neighborhood improvements.
Written Works:
Boyle, JohnF. 2012. The Abbey at Cinder Hill. Anovel. (In progress).
Boyle, John F. (primary author). 2010. Perry County Recovery Strategy. Perry County, TN: FEMA.
Boyle, John F. (primary author). 2010. Town of Erin, Tennessee Long-Term Community Recovery Plan. Erin, TN: FEMA.
Boyle, John F. (primary author). 2010. Cheatham County Long-Term Recovery Blueprint. Cheatham County, TN: FEMA.
Fagan, William F. and John F. Boyle. 2009. Lessons Learned and Best Practices: FEMA ESF #14 DR-1791-TX Deployment,Hurricane Ike, Texas 2008-2009. Washington, DC: FEMA.
Boyle, John F. and William F. Fagan. 2009. Bolivar Blueprint. GalvestonCounty, TX: Bolivar Blueprint Recovery Committee.
Boyle, John F. (lead editor). 2008. Oakville Iowa Long-Term Community Recovery Plan. Oakville, IA: FEMA.
Boyle, John F. (author, public works andinfrastructure section). 2007. Long-Term Community Recovery Plan, Greensburgand Kiowa County. Greensburg, KS: FEMA.
Bolivar Blueprint, Developed as a tool and guide to assist local residents, business owners and stakeholders rebuild and recover from the devastation of Hurricane Ike (Sept 2009). The plan was developed in coordination and cooperation with Galveston County Texas and with significant input from the people of Bolivar Peninsula and High Island Texas. Developed through assistance provided by FEMA.
