Christian Anderson joined Zions Public Finance in Salt Lake City in 2012, relocated to Boise in 2014, and took over primary responsibility for the Boise office in late 2015. Since joining ZPFI, he has worked on numerous issue types including general obligation bonds, water and sewer revenue bonds, short–term notes, urban renewal tax increment bonds, non-appropriation certificates of participation, local improvement district special assessment bonds, interim financings for USDA-RD projects, and special assessment administration. He has structured hundreds of millions of dollars of bonds for Idaho issuers, and frequently provides creative analyses to help clients better understand their financing opportunities.

Mr. Anderson holds a Master of Science in Finance degree from Georgetown University, as well as BSc degrees in both Finance and Economics from the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business at Utah State University, and a minor in Accounting. Mr. Anderson is a registered municipal advisor, municipal securities representative, and municipal securities principal, having passed the Series 50, 52, and 53 securities exams.

Megan Weber joined the Zions Public Finance Municipal Consulting Group in 2011. Ms. Weber has experience with impact fee and user rate analyses for water, secondary water, sewer, and storm systems as well as impact fee analyses and impact fee facilities plans for public safety. Ms. Weber’s primary focus is report writing, presentation preparation, and familiarity with the Utah Impact Fees Act in order to ensure all Impact Fee Analyses completed by our team are done so in accordance with the Act.

Ms. Weber volunteers on the Water for People committee, the charity of AWWA, helping with local fundraising efforts which benefit Water For People projects globally. Ms. Weber graduated from Brigham Young University- Idaho in 2007 with a Bachelor of Social Work.