Friday, January 01, 2010
KACO To Interview Potential Executive Director
KENTUCKY....
After meeting for nearly three hours behind closed doors Monday, Kentucky Association of Counties board of directors members decided to interview four finalists in an effort to replace Bob Arnold, the former executive director who resigned in September following repeated questions about the organization's spending. On December 21st, an 11-member selection committee recommended former state auditor and attorney Ed Hatchett for the executive director's position. Board members declined to say why the board decided to interview candidates rather than rely on the search committee's recommendation.
The full board wanted the opportunity to interview the four finalists: Hatchett, Denny Nunnelley, a long-time KACO deputy director, Bill Patrick, executive director of the Kentucky County Attorneys Association and a former county official and Tony Wilder, commissioner for local government, a former county official and a past president of the KACo board.
After meeting for nearly three hours behind closed doors Monday, Kentucky Association of Counties board of directors members decided to interview four finalists in an effort to replace Bob Arnold, the former executive director who resigned in September following repeated questions about the organization's spending. On December 21st, an 11-member selection committee recommended former state auditor and attorney Ed Hatchett for the executive director's position. Board members declined to say why the board decided to interview candidates rather than rely on the search committee's recommendation.
The full board wanted the opportunity to interview the four finalists: Hatchett, Denny Nunnelley, a long-time KACO deputy director, Bill Patrick, executive director of the Kentucky County Attorneys Association and a former county official and Tony Wilder, commissioner for local government, a former county official and a past president of the KACo board.
# posted by Homer Owens @ 10:54 AM 
