Following a single interview for the next administrator of Ottawa County, commissioners will pause and re-evaluate the search during a regular meeting June 24. “This is just part of the process ...

Ottawa County needs almost 4,000 more rental units and over 12,500 for-sale housing units by 2030. High housing costs are pricing out low- and middle-income households, despite relatively high ...

Ottawa County has split from search firm Double Haul Solutions, of Brighton, following an administrator search that resulted in one candidate interview. Board Chair John Teeples confirmed the ...

Mitch Foster from Double Haul Solutions speaks during a meeting of the Ottawa County Planning and Policy Committee on April 10. Officials discussed the selection of the next administrator June 10.

OTTAWA COUNTY, Mich. — Just one finalist remains in the running for the open Ottawa County Administrator position after the second finalist withdrew. On Tuesday, the County announced that Mark ...

Eisenbarth's withdrawal was announced by Ottawa County shortly after 7 p.m. via email. A planned meet-and-greet and Citizen Work Group interview scheduled for June 11 have been cancelled.

With all but one finalist having dropped out of the running to be the next Ottawa County administrator, the Board of Commissioners did not make a decision on hiring Thursday.

Deputy County Administrator for Lee County, Florida, Glen Salyer has withdrawn his candidacy, according to an update given during a meeting of the Finance and Administration Committee on June 10.

This is the second time a number of finalists for Ottawa County administrator have dropped out of the running for the job, which 58 people have applied for in the last eight months.

Subscriber Search firm drops out of Ottawa County administrator hunt Updated: Jun. 20, 2025, 3:29 p.m. | Published: Jun. 20, 2025, 3:28 p.m.

Updated: Jun 11, 2025 / 02:15 PM EDT OLIVE TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WOOD) — All but one candidate to be the next Ottawa County administrator have withdrawn their names for consideration.

Ottawa County Sheriff Detective Roger Williard balances law enforcement with running Aspire Taekwondo while preparing for the 2025 World Police and Fire Games in Alabama later this month.