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West Plains, MO. - The West Plains City Council approved the hire of Shayne Eades as the new Utility Director during Monday's (12/19) council meeting. Eades has worked for the City of West Plains for the past 18 years, most recently serving as the Public Works Operations Supervisor. Eades holds linemen, fiber optic, water treatment, water distribution, and wastewater certifications from the State of Missouri. "It's always been my goal to continue and advance my career within the City of West Plains," said Eades. "I am looking forward to beginning this next chapter." Eades began his career with the City of West Plains in 2004 as a medium equipment operator in the street department. He has also served as a medium equipment operator in the water department, water serviceman, lineman, and lead lineman. Outside of work, Eades has represented the Howell County Public Water District and Glenwood School as a board member. Eades replaces longtime City of West Plains employee Jeff Hanshaw, who retired in October. "I'm excited to have Shayne join our leadership team. He's one of the few people in the state who holds certifications in water, wastewater, fiber and electric utilities, and his commitment to our residents and the well-being of the employees of the utilities department means we're in good hands under Shayne's leadership," said City Administrator Sam Anselm.
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