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Lee County draws up papers for new county administrator
Posted: 03.14.2013 at 7:46 PM
Updated: 03.15.2013 at 7:35 AM
Jessica Fairley

Jessica Fairley is a reporter with FOX 31 News

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Lee County Board of Commission.  / Jessica Fairley
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ALBANY, GA. --

After the first candidate rejected the job offer for interim county administrator due to health concerns, Lee County officials have chosen a replacement.

A special called meeting was held Thursday afternoon in the Government Building on Starksville Avenue to approve a contract for Lynn Taylor.

Taylor recently retired as the county administrator of Sumter County.

Under her contract as interim county administrator of Lee County, she'll be paid a salary of $3,056 every two weeks for a period of six months or longer.

“I'm very optimistic that she will accept the contract as presented and we'll have a new county administrator Monday morning,” said Rick Muggridge, Lee County Commission Chairman.

If no full-time county administrator is hired within a six month period, the contract will be extended.

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