In 2011, Amber accepted the position of Assistant Law Director for the City of Stow. Within less than a year, she was promoted to Deputy Law Director. In 2014, Mayor Sara Drew appointed Amber to the position of Law Director and City Council unanimously confirmed her. In 2015, Amber ran for and was elected to a four year term as Stow's Law Director with nearly 60% of the vote. At the age of 30, Amber became the youngest elected Law Director and the first woman to be elected Law Director in the City's history. During her tenure as Law Director, Amber served as the Chief Legal Counsel for the City and all of Stow’s elected officials including the Clerk of Courts, Judge Hoover and Judge Coates. Amber represented the City and the Court in all official actions including dozens of appearances before the Ninth District Court of Appeals, several appearances before the U.S. District Court of Northern Ohio, and an appearance before the Ohio Supreme Court in 2016. Amber also served as the Chief Prosecutor for the City of Stow, Boston Township, Northfield Center Township, Sagamore Hills Township, and Twinsburg Township. As the Chief Prosecutor for 5 of the 16 jurisdictions that comprise the Stow Municipal Court district, Amber and her team of assistant prosecutors were responsible for thousands of cases per year and managed the largest caseload before the Court. In 2018, Amber was recognized by her peers for her work in the field of municipal law when she was unanimously elected to serve as the President of the Northeast Ohio Law Director’s Association.

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