Politics & Government
Kevin Corbid Named Washington County Deputy Administrator
Corbid, 42, of Stillwater is currently the director of the Department of Property Records and Taxpayer Services in the county, a position he has held since 2001.

Kevin Corbid will step into the position of deputy county administrator in .
The announcement was made by . O'Rourke's appointment was made by the Washington County Board of Commissioners upon the .
Corbid, 42, of Stillwater, is currently the director of the Department of Property Records and Taxpayer Services in the county, a position he has held since 2001.
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In that position, he has lead the county department that manages property records, taxation, property valuation, elections and license center functions, overseeing a staff of 104 employees and managing an $8.5 million budget.
While at Washington County, Corbid oversaw the merger of the office of the County Recorder and the Assessment, Taxpayer Services and Elections department into one department.
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During his tenure, the department has incorporated a number of new technologies to add efficiency and accuracy to the department's work, often working with other counties to implement the new technology.
On a statewide basis, Corbid lead a statewide county effort to implement election administration changes required by the 2005 federal Help America Vote Act.
Previous to working for Washington County, Corbid worked as a policy analyst at the Association of Minnesota Counties and as a committee administrator at the Minnesota Senate. He has served on county association boards, as well as the United Way of Washington County East Board of Directors.
Corbid holds a bachelor of arts in political science from Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter and a master of arts in public administration from Hamline University in St. Paul. He and his wife live in Stillwater with their three children.
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