News · Around town · Coconino County · Arizona
Coconino County has announced the retirement of Flood Control District Administrator Lucinda Andreani.
Key takeaways
Coconino County announced the retirement of Lucinda Andreani, the administrator of the Coconino County Flood Control District. The announcement marks a leadership change for the county district.
The county’s announcement identifies Andreani by name and title. It does not state when her retirement will take effect or identify an interim or permanent replacement.
The Flood Control District is the county body named in the announcement. Andreani’s retirement concerns the administrator position for that district.
No additional changes to district operations, projects or policies were announced with the retirement notice. The county’s public announcement is available through Coconino County.
The county’s next announcements may address the timing of Andreani’s departure and the district’s interim or permanent administrative leadership. Those steps would clarify how the Flood Control District will be managed after her retirement.
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