County hires senior-level executive in agricultural role

David Outerbridge comes to Lee County after working as a soil conservation planner for Manatee County.

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| 12:20 p.m. August 30, 2019
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David Outerbridge was hired to be the new director of the UF-IFAS Lee County Extension Services office.

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FORT MYERS — The University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences recently hired a Bermuda native to run the Lee County Extension Services office.

David Outerbridge, who comes to Lee County after working as a soil conservation planner for Manatee County, describes his new job as the Extension Services director, in a statement, as fostering natural phenomena that feed humans, “both figuratively and spiritually.”