Gilbert assistant town manager honored for leadership
Leah Rhineheimer, Gilbert assistant town manager
Courtesy Town of Gilbert
Leah Rhineheimer, assistant town manager in the Gilbert Town Manager’s Office, has been honored as the 2024 Women Leading in Excellence Award Winner from the Arizona Chapter of Women Leading Government.
Rhineheimer joined the town of Gilbert in 2011. As assistant town manager, she oversees major departments, including Police, Fire, and Public Works.
In 2013, Rhineheimer founded Gilbert’s Native American Management Internship program, which has empowered nearly 30 Indigenous women and men to take on leadership roles in tribal and public sectors.
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Leah Rhineheimer, assistant town manager in the Gilbert Town Manager’s Office, has been honored as the 2024 Women Leading in Excellence Award Winner from the Arizona Chapter of Women Leading Government.
Rhineheimer joined the town of Gilbert in 2011. As assistant town manager, she oversees major departments, including Police, Fire, and Public Works.
In 2013, Rhineheimer founded Gilbert’s Native American Management Internship program, which has empowered nearly 30 Indigenous women and men to take on leadership roles in tribal and public sectors.
Rhineheimer has also spearheaded many of Gilbert’s major community improvement projects such as the Public Safety Training Facility and the future Gilbert Advocacy Center.
Testimonials from mentees describe Rhineheimer as a relentless advocate who consistently provides opportunities and connections that facilitate their professional growth.
Those interested in learning more about the 2024 Women Leading in Excellence Award can visit www.arizonawlg.org.
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