Committee approves reclassification to create deputy county administrator for public works and capital projects
The committee authorized reclassifying the Facilities and Capital Management Director position to serve as Deputy County Administrator for Public Works and Capital Projects, consolidating supervision of major capital-consuming departments; county staff said the change is budget-neutral.
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Marathon County’s infrastructure committee voted unanimously to approve a reclassification that would make the Facilities and Capital Management Director the Deputy County Administrator for Public Works and Capital Projects and expand that position’s supervisory coordination among major capital-consuming departments.
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