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Ned town Administrator resigns

Posted 4/10/24

On Tuesday, April 9, The Mountain-Ear received this press announcement:

Town of Nederland Announces Resignation of Town Administrator

The Town of Nederland announces the resignation of Miranda

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Ned town Administrator resigns

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On Tuesday, April 9, The Mountain-Ear received this press announcement:

Town of Nederland Announces Resignation of Town Administrator

The Town of Nederland announces the resignation of Miranda Fisher, Town Administrator, effective Friday, May 24th, 2024. Miranda Fisher has consistently served diligently in her roles with the Town of Nederland, overseeing various initiatives and contributing significantly to the town’s operations.

After careful consideration, Miranda has accepted the position of Town Manager with Camp Verde, Arizona.

In her resignation letter, Miranda expressed gratitude for the support and collaboration received during her tenure in Nederland. She highlighted the valuable experiences gained and the privilege it has been to serve the community.

Miranda remains committed to facilitating a smooth transition for the Town of Nederland. She has offered her services as a consultant to ensure continuity and support during the handover process.

The Town of Nederland extends its sincere appreciation to Miranda for her dedication and contributions. She has worked hard to build a strong and cohesive Town Staff team. Miranda leaves behind a legacy of hard work and commitment that has positively impacted the community. We wish Miranda good luck as she embraces this opportunity to take this next step forward in her life. She will be missed.

For further inquiries or information regarding this transition, please contact Mayor Billy Giblin at billyg@nederlandco.org.

MAYOR BILLY GIBLIN

TOWN OF NEDERLAND, CO

It seems that at the same time Dr. Fisher was applying successfully for the position of Town Manager in Arizona, she was also in the running for City Manager for Tipp City, Ohio, near Dayton. In fact, the Tipp City Council was scheduled to have an executive session on the morning of April 9 to choose their City Manager from their six candidates.

Neither Mayor nor Board of Trustees has indicated at the time of this publication how they plan to search for a new Town Manager, or who will be acting in that position until a new incumbent is chosen.