Education
Bachelor in Political Science, U. Idaho, 1968; Master in Urban Planning, U. Washington, 1970.
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Gary D. Vest
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Gary D. Vest, Federal agency adminstrator. Recipient Presidential Distinguished Rank award 1991, 96, Meritorious Executive Rank award, Exceptional Civilian Svc. award, Meritorious Civilian Svc. award, Straospheric Ozone Protetion award Environmental Protection Agency, 1993, Best of the Best Stratospheric Protection award Environmental Protection Agency, 1997, SAME Tudor medal; named to U. Idaho Alumni Hall of Fame, 1994.
Career
Associate city planner, Redmond, Washington, 1969-1971; chief programs, base master planner, Laughlin Air Force Base, 1971-1972; assistant chief, Air Training Command Master Planning, 1972-1973; community planner, Headquarters United States Air Force, 1973-1974; assistant to chief, Air Force Environmental Division, 1974-1983; deputy, Air Force Environment, Safety and Occupl. Health, 1983-1987; deputy assistant secretary, Air Force Environment, Safety and Occupl. Health, 1987-1993; principal assistant deputy, Secretary Defense Environmental Security.
Achievements
Membership
Member American Planning Association, American Institute Certified Planners, Senior Executive Association, American Defense Preparedness Association, Society American Military Engineers, Air Force Association, Federal Executive Institute Alumni Association, Defense Fire Protection Association.
Connections
Married; 1 child, Jason.
Awards
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Recipient Presidential Distinguished Rank award 1991, 96, Meritorious Executive Rank award, Exceptional Civilian Svc. award, Meritorious Civilian Svc. award, Straospheric Ozone Protetion award Environmental Protection Agency, 1993, Best of the Best Stratospheric Protection award Environmental Protection Agency, 1997, SAME Tudor medal. Named to U. Idaho Alumni Hall of Fame, 1994.Recipient Presidential Distinguished Rank award 1991, 96, Meritorious Executive Rank award, Exceptional Civilian Svc. award, Meritorious Civilian Svc. award, Straospheric Ozone Protetion award Environmental Protection Agency, 1993, Best of the Best Stratospheric Protection award Environmental Protection Agency, 1997, SAME Tudor medal. Named to U. Idaho Alumni Hall of Fame, 1994.