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Pitkin County receives application for retirement-board vacancy; staff to bring resolution
Summary
A Pitkin County resident and former Air Force pilot, Brian Littlejohn, applied to fill a vacancy on the county retirement board. Staff said they would return to the board with a resolution to appoint or schedule the candidate alongside other advisory interviews.
Pitkin County on Jan. 28 received an application from Brian Littlejohn to fill a citizen vacancy on the Pitkin County retirement board, staff said.
Charlotte (last name not stated), a county staff member overseeing appointments, introduced the application and said the retirement-board seat is one of the body’s citizen-advisory positions. At the meeting Littlejohn described his background: he served in the U.S. Air Force, completed aviation training and later worked in financial services preparing people for retirement; he urged the board he hoped to leverage that experience to help manage the county’s retirement plan.
What happens next: staff told the board they will return to a future regular meeting with a resolution to make the formal appointment. The county’s retirement board structure follows state statute and includes two citizen members, two employee-elected members and the county treasurer; Pitkin County shares its retirement plan administration with a neighboring jurisdiction that split from the county earlier, staff said.
Ending: Commissioners thanked the applicant and directed staff to include the candidate in the next round of appointment actions.
