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Oliver Springs Council agrees to keep new city manager

Posted at 12:28 pm September 21, 2012
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

The Oliver Springs Town Council voted 4-2 on Thursday to keep Tina Treece as city manager after her probationary period ends in a few days, according to WYSH Radio in Clinton.

The vote followed a 30-minute discussion on Treece’s performance during her first three months.

Treece is a former city recorder and interim city manager in Spring City, and she became Oliver Springs City Manager in June. She replaced David Bolling, who resigned earlier this year to accept a similar post in Maine.

For more on Thursday’s discussion, visit WYSH Radio, our news partner, at http://www.wyshradio.com/local_news.html.

 

Filed Under: Government Tagged With: city manager, Oliver Springs, Tina Treece

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