Big turnout for Killington job
KILLINGTON — Sixty people are vying for Seth Webb’s job.
That’s according to the number of applications the Killington Select Board will get a first look at in a special meeting today as it embarks on its search for the town’s next manager.
The Select Board is scheduled to convene at 3:30 p.m. at the town office.
The town’s three-member citizen search committee will be in attendance, and a representative from Vermont League of Cities and Towns, which has been compiling the applications for the town, will video conference with the meeting.
The Select Board and the search committee are planning to rank applications to select candidates for interview within the week, Webb said, and are hoping to schedule initial interviews later in the month.
Webb ends his tenure in town Dec. 31. Planning director Dick Horner has been appointed to take the helm as interim manager as the town searches for its next top administrator.
That’s according to the number of applications the Killington Select Board will get a first look at in a special meeting today as it embarks on its search for the town’s next manager.
The Select Board is scheduled to convene at 3:30 p.m. at the town office.
The town’s three-member citizen search committee will be in attendance, and a representative from Vermont League of Cities and Towns, which has been compiling the applications for the town, will video conference with the meeting.
The Select Board and the search committee are planning to rank applications to select candidates for interview within the week, Webb said, and are hoping to schedule initial interviews later in the month.
Webb ends his tenure in town Dec. 31. Planning director Dick Horner has been appointed to take the helm as interim manager as the town searches for its next top administrator.
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