TRPR Staff

Executive Director Clint Dudley is a parks and recreation professional who has been helping build happy, healthy communities through parks, programs, and partnerships for over 20+ years. Clint is a lucky husband and proud father of six. He’s a bicycle junkie, and baseball fanatic. Clint is passionate about coaching young people and growing their love for sports and lifelong active lifestyles.

Meet our Recreation Director, Jeff. Jeff is a University of Wyoming alumni and a former Engineer. In earlier years, Jeff raced motocross where he finished third in the state. His current hobbies include hunting, fishing, and attending his children’s sports activities. While on the job, Jeff accidentally hit the top of his head with a t-post driver (ouch!). Yep, it required stitches.

Meet our Communications Director, Katie. Katie is originally from Iowa where she graduated from the University of Northern Iowa with a degree in Non-Profit Administration and Marketing. Katie has been working in Parks & Recreation since she was 15 years old - making things pretty and always making sure the community knows what is going on! Outside of TRPR Katie can be found hanging out with her husband and two girls out on the softball field or basketball court.

Meet our Parks Manager, Jarron. A University of South Alabama graduate, Jarron currently enjoys competing in sports, going hunting and fishing, and being outdoors in general. Interestingly, he is not fond of being in large masses of water such as oceans. Something unique about Jarron is that he shares the same initials as his mom, dad and sister.

Meet our Human Resource Manager, Shae. With a Bachelor of Accounting degree, Shae graduated college first generation. Shae’s hobbies include playing with her puppy, hanging with friends and family, and playing sports. People are often surprised to find out that Shae had 67 stitches from a 4-wheeling accident. Something funny about Shae is that in middle school she ran a golf cart into a big white building. Fortunately, no one was injured, folks.

Meet our Facility Manager, Crystal. Crystal grew up in Milliken and graduated from Roosevelt High School. She graduated college with a degree in Business Management and Marketing. Crystal is married with four beautiful kids. She has been working at TRPR since 2008. Her favorite part of working here is the small “hometown” feel - "TRPR is like a part of my family!”

Meet our Athletics Manager, Megan. She has lived in Broomfield, CO her whole life and graduated from UNC with a Bachelors in Sports and Exercise Science. She stays busy outside of work participating in a variety of activities like softball, golf, volleyball, and snowboarding in the winter. Something few people know about her is she played rugby for two years in college then retired due to multiple knee injuries. She now enjoys watching the sport when there are events in town.

Meet our Programs Manager, Lindsey. Lindsey has lived in Milliken/Johnstown her whole life and played TRPR sports throughout her childhood! Lindsey attended Roosevelt where she was the cheerleading captain and graduated highschool at age 16 as a Junior. Lindsey started with TRPR as the head Rec Cheerleading coach in 2013 and still coaches our Cheer Program; she has also created and taught various programs throughout TRPR. Lindsey is married with a pre-teen step-daughter and two toddlers (talk about busy!) She enjoys being involved in her children's activities and sports. Her family loves to camp, so you can likely find them at the lake all summer long!

Meet our Facility Maintenance Coordinator, Olivia. Olivia is originally from Zacatecas, Mexico and moved to Milliken over 20 years ago. She has been happily married for almost 30 years and has 5 amazing kids. Olivia has worked at TRPR since the MAC opened. Prior to working at TRPR, Olivia worked for the RE5J school district for 17 years. Olivia is always finding things to keep herself busy - whether it be crafting or creating something “artsy”. She is rarely seen taking a break. Olivia’s favorite thing about Colorado is seeing the mountains.