Marshall County Emergency Management will be looking for a new director after Curt Curtner was relieved of his duties Tuesday.
In a statement to West Kentucky Star, Judge-Executive Kevin Neal said public safety in Marshall County continues to be the utmost of importance for his administration.
Neal said in the statement as advancements in emergency response progress and requirements for more policy implementation becomes necessary to protect their community, they have identified a need for a full-time commitment to the Emergency Management department. He added it is their commitment the safety of their citizens is always a priority. Neal also thanked Curtner for his years of service to the Emergency Management department and said they will continue to support him in his continued role as deputy coroner and in the many other public safety capacities Curtner serves in.
According to the article, the Emergency Management Director is an appointed position that serves the County Judge Executive and the possibility of an interim director appointment is reportedly being discussed.
Officials also indicate details about the position vacancy and the hiring process will be announced in coming days.
