Breaking News – Jennifer Moore No Longer Serving as CAO for Northumberland County

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Statement by County Warden Brian Ostrander

“On behalf of County Council I am advising that, effective today, Jennifer Moore is no longer serving as Chief Administrative Officer of Northumberland County.

During her 17 years of service with the County, Ms. Moore provided dedicated and respected leadership, guiding the County through periods of transformative change. In her role as CAO over the last 10 years, as well as seven years as Director of Finance/Treasurer prior to that, she prepared budgets that strengthened the County’s financial management, navigated complex projects, championed improvements to processes, and enhanced services for the community.

She was also a valued mentor to many staff, fostering professional growth and helping to build an organizational culture of excellence that will endure. Her commitment to public service has left a lasting impact, and County Council wishes her all the very best in her future pursuits.

At this time, no interim CAO has been appointed. Senior Management will continue to conduct the affairs of the organization and report directly to Council, while Council considers next steps.”

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