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Rangely Chamber president says executive director resigned; board to post job
Summary
Jessica Oliver, president of the Rangely Chamber of Commerce, told the council the chamber’s executive director has resigned, that the board is covering duties, and that the position will be posted after the chamber’s next board meeting; applications will be accepted via the Chamber email or at the Auto Museum.
At the petition and public‑input portion of the meeting, Jessica Oliver identified herself as president of the Rangely Chamber of Commerce and told the council the Chamber’s executive director had resigned.
Oliver said the chamber board is covering the director’s duties in the interim and will post the job after its next board meeting (the board meets monthly, usually the third Thursday at about 5:30 p.m.; the speaker said that schedule has recently shifted). She said applications should be submitted via the Rangely Chamber of Commerce email or delivered to the Auto Museum, where the Chamber is staffed Monday–Thursday from about 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Council members expressed sympathy and encouragement; no formal action was requested or taken.
Why it matters: The executive director oversees the town’s principal business membership organization and its local promotion work; a vacancy and the timing of a national search or local hire may affect business outreach and event planning in the near term.
What’s next: The chamber will post the position after its board meeting; interested applicants should contact the Rangely Chamber of Commerce.
