About Scott

A Lifetime of Service

Scott Morgan is currently the Executive Director of a large nonprofit fighting child abuse and neglect and supporting families across rural Nevada. He also owns and operates a consulting business specializing in government finance, strategic planning, and leadership.

Over his career, Scott has delivered practical solutions, managed complex systems, and earned statewide recognition for good governance.

Early Life and Education

  • Raised on a family farm in southern Minnesota, instilling a strong work ethic, faith, and commitment to family

  • Learned to fly at age 16; earned private pilot’s license before 17

  • Played football at the University of Minnesota–Crookston, where he met his wife, Kristi

  • Bachelor of Science, University of Minnesota

  • Married to Kristi for 41 years

  • Two sons and four grandchildren

Public Service Career

Douglas County Leadership
(1994–2025)

  • Hired as Douglas County Parks & Recreation Director (1994)

  • Led the expanded Community Services Department overseeing:

    • Parks & Recreation

    • Senior Services & Meals on Wheels

    • Public Transportation (Founded DART)

    • Social Services

    • Public Health Clinic

    • Adult Day Care

    • Animal Care & Services

    • Noxious Weed Control

  • Postponed retirement in 2023 to serve as Assistant County Manager, providing stability during a critical transition

Early Career

  • Began public service in 1980 in Minnesota and North Dakota

  • Advanced to Acting District Manager for one of California’s largest Special Recreation District

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