Gregory T. Doyon - City Manager

Greg Doyon serves as the City Manager for the City of Great Falls, Montana. He oversees the daily operations of the City and enforces the policies adopted by the Mayor and four City Commissioners. His duties include supervising all City departments, preparing an annual budget, and appointing employees.

Greg is originally from Windham, Maine. He is a graduate of the University of Southern Maine with a B.A. in Communications.  In 1995, he earned a Master of Public Administration degree from the University of Idaho in Moscow, Idaho.  

City Manager Doyon currently serves on the Executive Board of the Montana Defense Alliance (MTDA), the Montana Municipal Interlocal Authority, the Treasure State Captive Board, and the Association of Defense Communities.     

Greg is a member of the Great Open Spaces City Manager Association and is a Certified Public Manager through the National Certified Public Manager Consortium. In 2011, he attended the ICMA Senior Executive Institute at the University of Virginia’s Colgate Darden School of Business.  In 2014, Greg was a named an ICMA Fellow and awarded a scholarship to participate in the Harvard Kennedy School of Government’s Senior Executives in State and Local Government Program.  Greg is also graduate of the Leadership Great Falls Class of 2009.  

Greg has a broad base of public sector service including service as a reserve police officer, emergency medical technician, recreation director, planning director, and town administrator. He has also served in the private sector as a Director of Planning, for a national skilled nursing and assisted-living company.

City Manager Doyon has over 20 years experience working with city councils/commissions, municipal departments, administering and supervising budget development, long-term planning, and staff development.