MONTGOMERY, Ala. (November 1, 2024) – The Montgomery County Commission is proud to announce Kindell C. Anderson as the new County Administrator, effective November 1, 2024. A native of LaGrange, Georgia, Anderson steps into this role with over 15 years of municipal leadership experience, excelling in government operations, financial management, and strategic planning. He succeeds Florence Cauthen, who served as Administrator since 2020 and recently retired.
Prior to his promotion, Anderson served as the Deputy Administrator, where he managed the county’s $108 million budget, ensuring fiscal accountability and compliance with Alabama Competitive Bid and Public Works Laws. A graduate of Alabama A&M University with a B.A. in Political Science and a Master’s in Urban and Regional Planning, Anderson has been instrumental in driving Montgomery County’s key initiatives. His expertise spans high-profile projects such as the $1.2 million Flatwood Community Center reconstruction, a $14 million renovation of the Montgomery County Courthouse, and the strategic management of $88 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds in collaboration with the City of Montgomery. He also played a pivotal role in the $40 million bond issue to renovate the county jail and detention facilities.
“We are thrilled to welcome Kindell Anderson as our new County Administrator,” said Montgomery County Commission Chairman Doug Singleton. “His commitment to public service and his deep understanding of the needs of Montgomery County make him the ideal leader to continue the county’s mission of serving our community with integrity and vision.”
In his new role, Anderson will continue collaborating with county leadership and community stakeholders to advance Montgomery County’s strategic goals, including additional public building improvements, park enhancements, and economic development efforts. His focus on financial stewardship, cross-departmental coordination, and policy development aligns closely with Montgomery County’s commitment to transparency and service excellence.
“I am deeply honored to take on this role,” Anderson shared. “Montgomery County has made remarkable progress, and I am eager to work alongside our team to continue serving our residents and positioning the county for a prosperous future.”
Beyond his professional commitments, Anderson is a member of the 100 Black Men of Montgomery, Leadership Montgomery’s Legacy Class, and has held leadership roles within EMERGE Montgomery and the Landmarks Foundation for Old Alabama Town. He and his wife, Jennifer, along with their son, Slaton, are dedicated members of the Montgomery community.
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