Todd Lewis is very active in the Blair County business community. He is the President of Shoe Fly, and a partner of American Eagle Paper. He currently resides in Sinking Valley with his family.

Mr. Green is a retired educational administrator with experiences in planning and executing numerous school  construction projects. For the past 13 years he has run an educational consulting business with clients across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. He is currently serving a third term on the Roaring Spring Borough Council and is a Board member & Educational Advisor for the Central Allegheny Challenger Learning Center in Indiana, PA.  

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Sherree is a 1983 graduate of Bellwood-Antis High School in the Business Education curriculum. The first branch of her career was as an Accounts Payable Clerk with Ward Trucking Corp. from 1983 to 1987. Realizing that Accounting was not the career trajectory she wanted to pursue, she took a position in 1987 as an Office Manager at a relatively new Company, Apha Abstracting Associates. The company searched titles, issued title insurance and conducted real estate closings. In 1989 the company incorporated and became Realty Abstract Services, Inc. She worked her way throughout the Company learning the skills of title searching, examining and closing transactions. She became a licensed title insurance in 1998. Additional education has been obtained as part of her continued licensing by the State of Pennsylvania. Having gained unique skills, she decided to launch her own Company, Abstract & Research Unlimited, LLC in 2011. She performs real estate title searches for local attorneys, closing companies, engineering and survey companies. Her experience has been obtained within 13 Counties in Pennsylvania but is now limited to Blair and Bedford Counties. Community service began for her in 2005 when she was appointed by the Antis Township Supervisors as a Board member on the Antis Township Planning Commission. Having served on the board for 16 years, several as Secretary, she decided to step back in 2021.

Peter holds both a Bachelor's and Master's Degree in Architecture from Penn State University. He has been employed as an Architectural Project Manager with The EADS Group, Inc. for more than 40 years. Before that, he was a teacher and marketing director at The Grier School as well as the Director for the Bedford County Planning Commission. Mr. Folen also serves on the Altoona City Planning Commission, Fort Roberdeau Association, and is Vice President of the Fort Roberdeau Foundation. In his free time, Peter is also a dedicated certified member of the Alliance of Therapy Dogs and enjoys spending time with his German Shepherds.

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Mr. Estep has dedicated more than 30 years to public service, including the last 23 years in law enforcement. He currently serves as the Police Chief of Duncansville Borough, where he also fulfills the role of Borough Manager. In these dual positions, he is committed to strengthening the community, fostering collaboration, and ensuring responsible, sustainable growth throughout the County. Rod is known for his integrity, steady leadership, and deep commitment to helping others. His passion for public service extends beyond policing; he is an advocate for thoughtful development that supports both residents and local businesses while preserving the character of the community. A devoted father of four and proud grandfather of six, Mr. Estep values family above all else. His years of service, leadership experience, and community-focused mindset continue to guide his work and shape his vision for the future.

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Mr. Reese has a background of 28 years dedicated to law enforcement experience. In addition to his public safety career, he serves as a board member and volunteer at the Central PA Humane Society. David is also active in the community, partnering with police departments and first responders to provide training on opioid use disorder.  David resides in Duncansville area.

Commissioner Webster was elected in 2019 as a Republican and serves as Secretary of the Board of Commissioners. Prior to her election, she worked as a local attorney with a focus on real estate, estate planning and administration, business law, tax law, and general legal issues. She also worked as a real estate broker. Before the election, she helped many local homeowners with real estate tax appeals. Commissioner Amy Webster currently serves Blair County as a Commissioner full-time.

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Commissioner Webster graduated from the Hollidaysburg Area High School in 1974. She attended the Altoona Campus, where she participated in student government, the Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) program, and the Coed Affiliates Pershing Rifles (CAPERs) rifle drill team, serving as the rifle team commander in 1976. She graduated from Penn State University in 1978 with a Bachelor of Science in Political Science. She earned her law degree (Juris Doctor) in Pittsburgh when she graduated from Duquesne School of Law in 1981. Commissioner Webster has been a licensed attorney in Pennsylvania since 1982 and a real estate broker since 2014.

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Commissioner Amy Webster is admitted to practice law with the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS), United States Third Circuit Court of Appeals, the United States Western District of Pennsylvania, and the Courts of Pennsylvania. In November of 2023, she graduated from Pennsylvania’s Academy for Excellence in County Government. She is a member of the Assessment and Taxation Committee of the County Commissioners Association of Pennsylvania (CCAP). She completed the Tax Assessment trainings for assessors, and the certifications through FEMA for NIMS training.