Serving Lucas, Ottawa, Sandusky and Wood Counties
Gibsonburg mayor Steven Fought has tabbed Amanda Sears as the village’s new administrator.
“Amanda brings a wealth of experience in municipal government, along with a strong commitment to community engagement and public service,” Fought said in a release. “A lifelong resident of the area, Amanda was raised in Sandusky County and is a proud graduate of Fremont Ross High School. She went on to attend Bowling Green State University, where she further developed her interest in public service and community leadership.”
Sears began her professional career with the City of Fremont, where she dedicated more than a decade to municipal service. She also spent time working on economic development with the Regional Growth Partnership before moving on to pursue her passion for strengthening communities as the current village administrator for Ada, Ohio.
“Amanda is excited to return to her roots in Sandusky County and contribute to the area she has long called home,” Fought said. “She is passionate about fostering economic growth, supporting local businesses, and enhancing the quality of life for residents. Her leadership, experience, and dedication position her well to guide Gibsonburg into the future while honoring its rich history.
“Amanda is looking forward to learning the Gibsonburg way and working closely with residents, businesses, and community partners to continue moving the village forward.
Sears will officially join the staff on June 15.
