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Assistant natural resources director announces resignation; interim staffing confirmed
Summary
The county’s assistant natural resources director informed the committee of a resignation effective May 8; staff named an interim lead for land‑use and water resources work and promoted a parks supervisor to operations lead.
Washington County’s assistant natural resources director announced her resignation effective May 8 and the committee acknowledged internal staffing changes to maintain operations.
The departing official identified in committee as “Miss Logan” said she will step down effective May 8. Committee members and staff said Brett Sherr will assume interim responsibility for several project‑level duties, including parks work and the county’s water resources initiative, while continuing to lead land‑use inspection work. Paul Flitter, a long‑time parks employee, was promoted to a supervisor role and will oversee park operations, staff said.
The departing official and board members exchanged thanks and best wishes; supervisors praised the department’s bench of experienced staff and said they expected ongoing project continuity during the leadership transition.
