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Recreation official seeks new 'recreation office administrator' title; commission approves
Summary
Assistant administrative director Lisa Morahan proposed changing the recreation office manager title to 'recreation office administrator' to reflect oversight of a multimillion-dollar budget and expanded duties; the commission approved the new title.
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Lisa Morahan, assistant administrative director in the recreation department, asked the commission to change the recreation office title from "manager" to "recreation office administrator," saying the role now includes more extensive financial and administrative duties tied to a multimillion-dollar budget.
Morahan told commissioners the department's work and accounting volume justified the new title: "...overseeing a multimillion dollar budget. And a lot of the financial accountings, I think our average probably our average dollar amount might be $80." Commissioners praised her presentation, and Commissioner Jeff Altamari moved to approve the new position title; the motion was seconded and approved.
Commission discussion focused on the fit between title, duties and oversight responsibilities; staff said they would follow up after the meeting on next steps and implementation.
