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"As a multimillion-dollar organization, Logan County needs to be run
in a professional manner," Schumacher said. "Informed policymaking
and fiscal responsibility are critical for the county to be governed
effectively." "As the county moves forward in the 21st century,
long-range planning is essential to take advantage of our strategic
location," she said. "The county board needs to ensure that
recommendations in the new Regional Comprehensive Plan are carried
out so we can create a positive future for our residents."
"With my background as a journalist, I'm familiar with issues
facing the county, ranging from the challenging financial situation
to animal control," she said. "And I'm used to getting to the bottom
of tough situations."
Schumacher currently serves as vice-president of the Route 66
Heritage Foundation of Logan County and on the Marketing Committee
of the Lincoln/Logan Chamber of Commerce. She's also currently a
member of the Zion Lutheran Church Council and is a past president
of Main Street Lincoln.
She earned a bachelor's degree in journalism from Northern
Arizona University. She is currently enrolled in the Certified
Public Manager Program of Illinois at the University of Illinois at
Springfield.
[Text from file
received from Jan Schumacher]
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