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BULLETIN

COUNTY BOARD

COULD VOTE ON

MANAGER NOV. 6

COOPERSTOWN – Word has been received that the county board’s Administration Committee last week approved the position of county manager and the attendant job description.

That means a resolution on adopting a county administrator position will be voted on Wednesday, Nov. 6, the day after the Nov. 5 county board elections.

The resolution would be on a local law, said county Rep. Meg Kennedy, C-Mount Vision, the Admin Committee chairman.  The county reps would be asked to approved a public hearing on the law, which would held the first Wednesday in December.

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