High Springs Commissioners Move Forward with New Interim City Manager
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What happened
High Springs commissioners voted unanimously to move forward with Seth Lawless for the interim city manager position. The city is currently working through the leadership change after agreeing to a $15,000 severance package with former City Manager Jeremy Marshall. Commissioners had previously expressed concerns regarding Marshall’s management of city finances and personnel.
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Why it matters
The city is facing potential budget cuts of about $1.4 million from a $4 million budget following the passing of Amendment 3. The new management is expected to address these financial challenges, which could require difficult decisions regarding staffing and city services.
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Who's involved
- Jeremy MarshallFormer City Manager of High Springs, who agreed to a severance package.
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The entities involved
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Jeremy Marshall
Chief Executive, C. Hoare & Co., 2009–16
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