Finalists named for Palmer Lake town administrator
Palmer Lake announced three finalists for the position of town administrator.
The finalists are:
- Patrick Davidson, former town administrator, Town of Elizabeth, Colorado
- Robert Evans, former city manager, City of Crandall, Texas
- Troy Hill, municipal consulting/economic development, Hillshaw Consulting, Liberty Hill, Texas
“The finalists were selected from a highly qualified pool of applicants through a competitive recruitment process conducted in partnership with Strategic Government Resources, SGR, based in Keller, Texas,” Town Clerk Erica Romero said in an email.
The town will hold a community meet-and-greet with the candidates on Aug. 3 from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. in the Town Hall Board Chambers, 42 Valley Crescent Street.
That same evening, the candidates will be interviewed by the Palmer Lake Board of Trustees and designated town staff. Following the interview process, the Town Board expects to consider the appointment of a Town
Manager at a special meeting on Aug. 6.
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