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Escambia To Interview Administrator Finalists On January 30
January 13, 2014
The Escambia County Commission is set to schedule one-on-one job interviews with each of the five finalists for the county administrator position.
The interviews will be held the morning of January 30 with each finalists meeting separately with individual commissioners in their office prior to public interviews with the full board at 1:00 that afternoon.
A second special board meeting will be scheduled for 9 a.m. on January 31; the meeting will be canceled if the BOCC makes a final decision on an administrator on January 30.
The five finalists for Escambia County administrator, as recommended by a citizens advisory committee, are:
- Jack Brown — Perry, FL. County Administrator, Taylor County BOCC.
- Ted Lakey — Graceville, FL. County Administrator, Jackson County BOCC.
- Albert Penska — Gettysburg, PA. County Manager, Adams County.
- William Reynolds — Pensacola. Former City Administrator, City of Pensacola.
- John Weaver — Murrells Inlet, SC. Attorney, Thomas & Brittain
The original pool of candidates was compiled by the Waters Consulting Group before being cut to five by the citizens committee.
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2 Responses to “Escambia To Interview Administrator Finalists On January 30”
the County Commissioners are only interested in Pensacola and how much money they can make. They have no interest in bringing in businesses other than tourism, or in helping the north end of the county. There is a big industrial park sitting empty on 29 in Cantonment. They need to hire someone who will work on getting businesses in there.
i hope they get somebody thats honest an has the employee interest at heart. noboby cares about the employees ,its always about buying stuff they don need or the beach and tourist.its a shame the people cant vote on stuff the commioners do.they need to be cleaned out and start over.