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Sunday, January 12, 2014

Galloway Township Now Seeks Resumes for the Township Manager Position

On January 9, 2014, Galloway Township advertised for a new Township Manager on the New Jersey League of Municipalities website. 

Township Manager Arch Liston joined Galloway in February 2012 after former manager Stephen Bonanni retired. Liston now heads to Atlantic City as their City Administrator. Liston's departure leaves Galloway Township to search for their fourth Manager since 2010. 


Galloway Officials confirmed in December 2013 that they were shocked to learn of Liston's decision to leave Galloway Township. Officials learned through the Media of Liston's nomination by Atlantic City Mayor Don Guardian to become City Administrator for Atlantic City. 


Mayor Don Purdy announced to Galloway Patch that Chief of Police Patrick Moran will serve as Township Manager while they transition to a new Manager. A decision that may not be permitted under Galloway's Form of Government. 

Councilman Robert Maldonado confirmed to Galloway Township News that Purdy denied reports he publicly stated Moran would become the Township Manager, yet Purdy was also quoted in The Current newspaper stating the same regarding Moran becoming Manager. 


A deadline for applications was not listed on the advertisement, only that the ad would be removed from the League's website on February 1, 2014. 



Below is the advertisement as listed:

TOWNSHIP MANAGER – GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP, Southern New Jersey Municipality, Atlantic County.  Estimated population 38,000+, 23M+ budget, 125 employees, and 111.40 square miles.  Council/Manager form of government.  Requires Bachelor’s Degree in Public Administration or related field and five years of governmental experience.  

Preferred qualifications: Master’s degree and at least five years manager experience in a municipality of similar size and complexity and a career pattern of increasingly responsible local government management positions.  

The ideal applicant will have knowledge and extensive experience in the following areas:  Open Public Meetings Act, Open Public Records Act, Division of Local Government Services, media relations, personnel policy and operations, preparation of annual municipal budgets, negotiations and collective bargaining units and independent contractors for goods and services.  Send resume, including salary history and requirements, to cprakash@gtnj.orgAd Posted January 9, 2014.  Ad Removed, February 1, 2014.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Henshaw - Henshaw - Henshaw!!!

Anonymous said...

Jill Jill Jill

Anonymous said...

Neither of them will work with the 3 amigos sitting up there. The head of them already got ride of Jill and backstabbed Henny. What do you expect?

Anonymous said...

I am a dedicated Township employee and I would love to see Henshaw back in the drivers seat for sure!!!

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