Originally published in the April 19 issue of The Mountain-Ear Newspaper.
Gilpin BOCC
The Board of County Commissioners placed County Manager Leslie Klusmire on paid administrative leave on
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Originally published in the April 19 issue of The Mountain-Ear Newspaper.
Gilpin BOCC
The Board of County Commissioners placed County Manager Leslie Klusmire on paid administrative leave on April 11, 2018 and relieved her of any further responsibility for
County management, effective on that date. After much deliberation, the Board agreed that Ms. Klusmire’s management style was inconsistent with our goals, and it would benefit Gilpin County, our employees, and Ms. Klusmire to relieve her of her responsibilities. The Board and Ms. Klusmire are moving forward with concluding her employment with Gilpin County and in discussions regarding doing so.
During this transition, all communications and matters normally directed to the County Manager should be directed to the Board of County Commissioners. In the short-term, each Commissioner will work closely with department directors to make sure both day-to-day operations as well as critical work that was identified in our work prioritization meetings can carry forward with as little interruption as possible. We will also reach out to elected officials to work closely with them and their offices to assure the continued success of their offices.
