Citing personal reasons, Sue Delucchi has stepped down as executive director of Safe Harbor Family Support Center.
Delucchi's resignation is effective immediately.
She will continue to design curriculum and work as an instructor for the agency's trauma care training programs.
Assistant Director Karen Kirk-Brockman has been appointed to serve as interim executive director.
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A vote on whether to confirm Lakewood City Manager Andrew Neiditz as the first South Sound 911 director won’t take place until early January.
A team of police and fire managers unanimously recommended Lakewood City Manager Andrew Neiditz today to become the first executive director of South Sound 911.
Ecology Director Ted Sturdevant will leave the job of running the state’s environmental agency to become Gov.-elect Jay Inslee‘s policy director and emissary to the Legislature.
The search for a new director for the Whatcom County Library District has been narrowed to four finalists, including the assistant director of the Bellingham Public Library.
The former director, Joan Airoldi, retired Jan. 4 from her decade-long position as head of the library system.
All of the candidates will appear Feb. 15 at a forum at Meridian High School.
Kyle Cox, executive director of Mid-Columbia Libraries, has been named to the Library Council of Washington by Secretary of State Sam Reed.
The council was formed to promote access to library and information resources for Washington citizens and has an advisory role, according to a release on the library district's website.
Cox will represent public libraries serving more than 100,000 people.
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