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Director Position Uncertain After Mike's Departure from Sustainability Division

February 02, 2024 | Clearwater, Pinellas County, Florida



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Director Position Uncertain After Mike's Departure from Sustainability Division
The City of Clearwater Environmental Advisory Board convened on January 17, 2024, to discuss several key issues, including leadership changes and ongoing sustainability initiatives. The meeting highlighted the absence of a director following the departure of Mike, which has raised questions about the future of sustainability efforts within the city.

During the meeting, Cassie, who is currently stepping into the director's role, expressed uncertainty about the direction of sustainability projects and the potential for reorganization within the department. She acknowledged the challenges posed by the transition and emphasized the need for collaboration among board members to continue moving forward with environmental initiatives.

One significant topic discussed was the SolSmart initiative, which aims to promote solar energy use in Clearwater. Board members expressed their support for this initiative, recognizing its importance in advancing the city’s sustainability goals.

Additionally, the board addressed the need for future meeting topics and encouraged members to propose items for discussion. This collaborative approach aims to ensure that all voices are heard as the board navigates the changes in leadership and focuses on environmental priorities.

As Clearwater moves forward without a permanent director, the board remains committed to its mission of enhancing the city’s environmental sustainability, with plans to seek input from various stakeholders to guide future efforts.

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