Douglas Omaha Technology Commission (DOTComm)
Jonathan Gregory has a diverse professional background with experience in technical support, operations analysis, and seasonal agricultural work. Currently working as a Technical Support Specialist at Douglas Omaha Technology Commission since February 2023 and as a part-time employee at Hoy Kilnoski Funeral Home, Jonathan also holds a long-term position as a seasonal worker at Monte Bracker Farms since September 2012. Previous roles include serving as a Rapid Resolution Specialist at Marco Technologies and Operations Analyst with Nebraska Methodist Health System. Jonathan's educational qualifications include a Bachelor of Technology in Information Technology from Bellevue University and an Associate of Arts and Sciences in Diesel Mechanics Technology from Iowa Western Community College. Jonathan's community involvement includes serving as a church delegate and as a church council member at St. Paul's Lutheran Church.
Douglas Omaha Technology Commission (DOTComm)
The Douglas-Omaha Technology Commission was created through an Interlocal Agreement in an effort to restructure all City and County technology functions under an independent Technology Commission. By merging the City of Omaha and Douglas County Information Services departments, DOTComm streamlines technology throughout the City and County, resulting in better, more cost-effective services to government agencies and taxpayers.