Perry Cloyd
About Perry Cloyd
Perry Cloyd serves as the Supervisor of the Encroachment Program at CenterPoint Energy, where he specializes in pipeline encroachment issues and negotiates resolutions with property owners. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Land Surveying Engineering from Purdue University and has over 13 years of experience in his current role.
Work at CenterPoint Energy
Perry Cloyd has been employed at CenterPoint Energy since 2011, serving as the Supervisor of the Encroachment Program. In this role, he oversees the management of encroachment issues related to pipeline infrastructure. His responsibilities include acting as the primary negotiator with property owners to resolve these issues and developing processes that facilitate effective communication between Field Operations and engineering departments.
Education and Expertise
Perry Cloyd earned a Bachelor's degree in Land Surveying Engineering from Purdue University, where he studied from 1975 to 1979. His educational background provides him with a solid foundation in surveying principles and practices, which he applies in his current role. He is recognized as a Subject Matter Expert for legal testimony concerning pipeline encroachment issues.
Background
Perry Cloyd has a professional background that includes extensive experience in managing encroachment issues. He collaborates with local planning authorities to influence land use and planning decisions that affect transmission and distribution facilities. His role requires a deep understanding of both legal and technical aspects of encroachment management.
Achievements
In his capacity as Supervisor of the Encroachment Program, Perry Cloyd has developed processes that enhance the management of encroachment issues. He estimates potential capital and operational spending necessary for addressing these issues, contributing to the effective allocation of resources within CenterPoint Energy.