Summary
Hilliard just brought in a fresh city manager from Dayton, meaning some big changes are coming to city hall and how local government runs.
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Impact analysis
While exact relocation and salary packages aren't making headlines yet, executive leadership changes usually carry a standard onboarding and administrative cost.
City hall operations and local leadership get a fresh perspective, which could mean new and improved ways of running things for residents.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (2)
Hilliard picks Dayton-area official as new city manager
Hilliard picks Dayton-area official as new city manager The Business Journals
Hilliard council hires Joshua Rauch as new city manager at $255k a year
Hilliard council hires Joshua Rauch as new city manager at $255k a year The Columbus Dispatch
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