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The Washington County Board of Commissioners has appointed Jeffrey Mills, a resident of Peters Township and the Chairmen of the Peters Township Planning Commission, to a four-year term on the Board of Directors of the Washington County Redevelopment Authority.

Mr. Mills, a practicing attorney with the law firm Cozen O’Connor, focuses on real estate, commercial and corporate finance, and public-private development. He has extensive experience with tax-exempt and taxable bond financing, economic development incentives, industrial site reuse, land use planning, and public infrastructure projects.

In addition to his legal expertise, Jeffrey Mills is also a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and a nationally recognized member of the Red Book Bond Counsel, a distinction reserved for legal professionals with expertise in municipal securities and tax-exempt bond law.

A graduate of the University of Pittsburgh, University of Pittsburgh School of Law, and the University of Pittsburgh Katz Graduate School of Business, Mills brings a unique blend of legal, financial, and strategic expertise to the Redevelopment Authority- at a pivotal moment when Washington County is spearheading transformative projects across the region.

“Jeff Mills’ experience in real estate law, economic development, and public finance makes him a tremendous asset to the Redevelopment Authority,” said Commissioner Electra Janis. “His background will help us continue to attract investment and revitalize key corridors throughout Washington County.”

The Washington County Redevelopment Authority plays a vital role in supporting community revitalization, blight removal, industrial development, and affordable housing efforts across the county. Mills’ term will run through July 2029.

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