Brick Public Works (Photo: Daniel Nee)
Brick Township’s longtime public works director, Glenn Campbell, retired this week, Mayor John Ducey said, with another supervisor in charge until a permanent director is found.
Campbell had been with the township for 17 years, according to township records. He earned $128,774 in 2015, according to the latest available state pension records.
Ducey said Brick will publicly advertise the position and seek resumes from those who hold a Public Works Manager certificate from the state. The advertisement will be placed in public sector trade publications, such as the newsletter of the New Jersey League of Municipalities.
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“We’re expecting a pretty big variety of applicants,” Ducey said. “We will pool people together and have interviews.”
The appointment will not occur until well after the new year. In the interim, Ken Mathis, a supervisor, is leading the department.
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