Germantown city manager resigns

I don't know scouter, just missed your post.

Yeah, saw this in the Journal. Thought immediately about what Becker did when he retired from the police department to become the city manager to retire to become some township administrator, triple dipping I guess. She, like Becker, has retired from the city manager's position and now has decided to start city managing in Germantown. Saw the response in the article that they thought she was capable with a good reputation. Did they check the condition of Middletown from when what's his name brought her in here until the time she retired? Can one honestly conclude the city is better now after her stint here? She sure has a lot of baggage to check out before considering making her a permanent fixture in Germantown. If the people of Germantown see what we have seen from her as city manager, I doubt they will be impressed.

It doesn't seem like Germantown has the population density, infrastructure or locational availability to interstates, etc. to support any of those ideas fully. Maybe the second item since 10k visitors a year is relatively low traffic.

middletownscouter wrote: It doesn't seem like Germantown has the population density, infrastructure or locational availability to interstates, etc. to support any of those ideas fully. Maybe the second item since 10k visitors a year is relatively low traffic.

scouter, Factguy was just being facetious . None of his listing were what Gilleland was required to do and are too outlandish for comment. His tongue in cheek listings were, I assume, in response to my extended bashing of, apparently, a lady he seems to like. Don't know.


....but the city is still in terrible shape and incompetently managed no matter who is, or has been at the helm.

Can't somebody warn them. They better keep a close watch on her AND the purse strings. She cannot be trusted to do what's best for the masses. If any one dares to disagree with her it will be "off with their heads".