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Flagler Beach Commissioners Pick 12 to Interview for Manager (Updated)

August 12, 2010 | FlaglerLive | 5 Comments

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They now get to play Donald Trump. (© FlaglerLive)

The Flagler Beach City Commission this evening picked 12 candidates to invite for interviews. The 12 were whittled down from a list of 35 during a commission meeting tonight. That short-list was itself down from the 140 applicants who applied originally. Each commissioner had reviewed the applications and drawn up a list of 10 names. See the chart below marking the 12 candidates who’ll be invited.

Commissioners have not picked interview dates. They’ll do that later this month, subsequent to background checks of the candidates. One of the candidates on the interview list, Jim Coleman, has been offered the city manager’s job in Avon Park and is in negotiations there. Should Coleman not take the job, another candidate on the Flagler Beach short-list of 12, Gregory Wood, is Avon Park’s second choice.

On Tuesday, FlaglerLive published that chart of 35 names.


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The top 10 candidates each commissioner and the mayor picked individually appear in the charts below. The two charts provide the same information, arranged two different ways to make it easy to see patterns or look at each list on its own merits.

Mayor Alice Baker participates in the process (and drew up her own list) but she does not vote when it comes time to picking the short-list for those candidates who will be interviewed. Nor will she vote when it comes time to picking a manager. While her voice matters, as it carries some political weight, her picks were eliminated when it came time to choose the final 12.

Bernie Murphy, the outgoing city manager, logs his last day on Sept. 30. Commissioners hope to have the position filled by then, but have already spoken of the possibility, in Commission Chairman John Feind’s words, of an “interim-interim city manager.”



Who They Picked: By Commissioner (and the Mayor)

Alice BakerJohn FiendJane MealyJoy McGrewSteve SettleRon Vath
Matthew BrockJames BursickMichael EvansMatthew BrockBruce CampbellRobert Bannister
Alton BrownJim ColemanJim GallagherBruce CampbellH. Randall DillingEverette Basford
Bruce CampbellJim GleasonCatherine HardingJames Coleman Michael EvansBruce Behrens
Jim GleasonCindy HallWilliam Scott JankeJohn DragoJim GallagherJames Bursick
Therese LearyWilliam Scott JankeJames ManfreMichael EvansCindy HallBruce Campbell
Craig LononB. Roger PulleyDale MartinJim GallagherBernard LaPiraJohn Drago
Dale MartinGary RawlingsJohn McCueJames McCroskeyCaryn MillerCaryn Miller
Gary RawlingsRichard ReadeMargaret MullendoreCaryn MillerJoseph MirantiGary Rawlings
Edward SealoverEdward SealoverEdward SealoverJoe MirantiMichael StandleyKeith Robbins
Michael StampflerGary WordGary WordGreg WoodGreg WoodMichael Stampfler
Gary Word


Who Got Picked: City Manager Candidates and Those Who Selected them

BakerFeindMealyMcGrewSettleVathOn Interview
List (*)
Bruce Campbellxxxxx
Michael Evansxxxx
James Gallagherxxxx
Caryn Millerxxxx
Gary Rawlingsxxx
Edward Sealoverxxx
Gary Wordxxxx
Matthew Brockxx
James Bursickxxx
James Colemanxxx
John Dragoxxx
Jim Gleasonxx
Cindy Hallxxx
William Scott Jankexxx
Craig Lononx
Dale Martinxx
Joseph Mirantixxx
Michael Stampflerxx
Gregory Woodxxx
Robert Bannisterx
Everette Basfordx
Bruce Behrensx
Alton Brownx
H. Randall Dillingx
Catherine Hardingx
Bernard LaPirax
Therese Learyx
Jim Manfrex
James McCroskeyx
John McCuex
Margaret Mullendorex
B. Roger Pulleyx
Richard Readex
Keith Robbinsx
Michael Standleyx
(*) Pending background checks. The commissioners have not picked interview dates.

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Comments

  1. Alberta Gentile says

    August 12, 2010 at 3:42 pm

    This is quite a list of hopefuls. It should have included where these applicants call home. How many on the list live in Flagler Beach and are concerned residents regarding how our taxes are paid out?. This is very important.

  2. Michelle says

    August 12, 2010 at 3:52 pm

    Go this other FlaglerLive article about the short list, it shows where they live
    https://flaglerlive.com/8980/flagler-beach-short-lists-manager-applicants
    (was hoping it would show as a hyper link but alas no such luck)
    – go to the Home page and look for the other ‘short list’ article.

  3. Joe says

    August 13, 2010 at 7:13 am

    We can probably elminate James Coleman from this short list, see below;

    Avon Park Council chooses new city manager
    Joe Seelig, Highlands Today, 8/10
    AVON PARK – Lady Lake resident James Coleman, whom the Avon Park City Council picked last night
    as its new city manager, is “extremely interested” in the position.
    The Council picked Coleman, on a 4-1 vote, with councilwoman Brenda Gray dissenting.
    Coleman was initially ranked No. 1 by a 3-2 majority of the council, but City Attorney Gerald Buhr said
    other municipalities generally hold a vote to allow for a unanimous acclaim.
    Former Mayor Tom Macklin suggested the council postpone its vote to allow residents a chance to
    interact with the finalists and have committee members visit the communities they had served.
    Councilman Al Joe Hinson said he didn’t have any problem with the candidates.
    “If we miss, we miss; we fire him,” he said.
    Gray staunchly supported Gregory Wood, a former county administrator for Holmes County, whom she
    ranked first along with Councilman Paul Miller.

  4. Richard Ricardi says

    August 17, 2010 at 3:28 pm

    Explain this if you can!
    One applicant for the Flagler Beach City Manager position is Bruce Cambell, a resident of Flagler Beach, a property owner/taxpayer, and someone we can expect will not leave at the first opportunity . Highly educated with Masters Degrees in Economics and Businness administration . He has managed major corporations both foreign and domestic. He is obviously more than qualified and should be placed at the top of anyones short list.
    But here comes the strange the part of the story. Two Flagler Beach Commissioners, while picking their top 10 applicants didn’t even have Campbell on their top 10 list at all. Apparently they have some other political feelings that have nothing to do with a man’s qualification. This is a diservice to the citizens of Flagler Beach.

  5. AACHMED says

    August 18, 2010 at 4:58 pm

    Mr. Campbell and Mr. Evans are by Far the two most Desirable Candidates for our new City Mgr. Would like too see it narrowed down to these two and allow each to speak on their ideas and hopes for the Future of our City. Good Luck to Both !!

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