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Candidate Rick Koroglian emphasizes grant wins and downtown revitalization in interim manager interview
Summary
Rick Koroglian highlighted prior municipal experience in Brush and Georgetown, cited securing a $2M infrastructure grant and multiple housing projects, and said he could commit about three months if hired as interim town manager.
Rick Koroglian told the Board of Trustees he has municipal experience spanning assistant and lead administrative roles, highlighted economic development and grant successes and framed himself as an implementation‑focused manager. "I have tons of experience," Koroglian said, noting work in Georgetown and Brush where he directed capital projects and secured funding.
Koroglian detailed accomplishments including a $2 million infrastructure grant for Georgetown and work bringing housing and downtown investments to prior jurisdictions. He described a strategy of aligning projects, budgets and staffing so short tenures still leave a stable foundation to carry forward. When trustees asked about availability, Koroglian said he was in transition and could commit to a three‑month interim term but warned that he was interviewing elsewhere.
Trustees praised his experience but debated the risk that a short commitment would require another search later in 2025.
