Lee County creates office to manage $1.1B in Ian funds

Lee Assistant County Manager Glen Salyer will oversee the office.

  • By Mark Gordon
  • | 7:30 a.m. April 19, 2023
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Glen Salyer, who has been an assistant Lee County manager since March 2016, will oversee the Office of Strategic Resources & Government Affairs.
Glen Salyer, who has been an assistant Lee County manager since March 2016, will oversee the Office of Strategic Resources & Government Affairs.
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Lee County has opened a new department, the Office of Strategic Resources & Government Affairs, in a step officials say will “place the county in a more competitive position to secure and manage grant funds.”

 

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