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Charter panel adopts language setting minimum education or experience for city administrator
Summary
North College Hill charter review commissioners voted to add a provision that a city administrator must have a bachelor's degree or at least three years of municipal-administration or comparable leadership experience, or a combination sufficient to carry out the duties.
The North College Hill Charter Review Commission voted to add qualifications for the city administrator, requiring either a bachelor’s degree or at least three years of professional experience in municipal administration or a comparable leadership role, or a combination sufficient to discharge the duties of the office.
Commission members debated how specific the charter should be about education and years of experience, with some urging stronger language to “level up” candidate expectations and others warning that…
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