UTICA, NY – The Mid-Utica Neighborhood Preservation Corporation (MUNPC) has launched a search for its
next Executive Director as Interim Executive Director Hilda M. Jordan prepares to conclude her service.
The Executive Director will oversee MUNPC’s operations, staff, finances, fundraising, board coordination,
community partnerships, and programming for youth, seniors, and Cornhill residents. The role will also
support MUNPC’s continued involvement in the Cornhill Revitalization Initiative, including work connected to
the Empowerment Center and forthcoming West Street Impact Center.
The search is supported by the Community Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties through a five-year,
$300,000 capacity-building grant supporting executive leadership, organizational growth, and MUNPC’s
long-term role in the Cornhill Revitalization Initiative.
“We on the Board thank her for her leadership, dedication, and years of service to MUNPC” said Kevin
Alexander, MUNPC Board Chair. “We wish her the very best in her future endeavors and look forward to
building upon the foundation established during this period of transition.”
“Serving Utica and MUNPC as both a board leader and Interim Executive Director has been deeply
meaningful to me,” said Jordan. “I am proud of the progress we have made and grateful for the trust of the
Board and community. I look forward to seeing MUNPC continue to grow under its next permanent leader.”
Qualified applicants may review the position description and apply at mid-uticanpc.org. Applications will be
reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled.
About MUNPC
The Mid-Utica Neighborhood Preservation Corporation, commonly known as the Leisure Time Activity Center
or Mid-Utica, has served the Cornhill neighborhood and Greater Utica community for more than 45 years.
MUNPC works to preserve community, culture, and history; facilitate healthy living; strengthen
neighborhoods; and create opportunities through strategic partnerships and community-centered
programming.
