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Escambia Set To Extend Lake Stone Caretaker, Management Agreement
February 17, 2012
The Escambia County Commission is set to extend a contract for the management of Lake Stone Campground near Century.
Since the inception of the Lake Stone Campground, the county has entered into an agreement for on-site caretaker and management services at the facility. Mervyn Simmons has served as the caretaker since February 2009.
At their regular meeting Thursday night, the commission is expected to extend the agreement with Simmons until February 12, 2013.
Simmons is compensated $850 per month with housing and utilities provided.
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3 Responses to “Escambia Set To Extend Lake Stone Caretaker, Management Agreement”
You are right (taxpayer) look like a dump. Why would we want someone over stone lake, that can’t even make is place look good. Just saying. Who ever runs stone lake now, is doing a good job, always looks good.
HE IS A SUPER VISER FOR THE ROAD DP ARIN SMITH
Lake Stone always looks great, good job Merv. I am curious what kind of deal there is for the occupants that live on the property where the Road Department is on Camp Rd. Someone told me he is supposed to be the caretaker there, but that place looks like a dump. Why does the County allow it to look like that. Wonder if they are getting free+ money housing to do nothing.