Lotta Jackson appointed Cessnock City Council General Manager

Lotta Jackson appointed Cessnock City Council General Manager

Cessnock City Council, last week, announced the appointment of Lotta Jackson to the position of General Manager.

Lotta Jackson will be replacing former General Manager, Stephen Glen who announced his retirement earlier this year and finished up with the Council in July.

Lotta has had extensive local government experience, spanning over twenty years, with her most recent role being the General Manager of Norfolk Island Regional Council.

Lotta has also held executive positions at Tenterfield Shire Council and Glen Innes Severn Council.

Cessnock City Mayor, Councillor Bob Pynsent expressed his excitement and congratulations for Lotta on her success and new acquisition.

Bob expressed that he looks forward to working with Lotta on the Cessnock City Council going into the future.

“Lotta is well regarded in local government and has the proven ability to lead organisations,” Bob said.

“She is passionate about community and is dedicated to driving positive change. Lotta has a broad range of skills and a genuine focus on community. I look forward to welcoming Lotta to the Cessnock Local Government Area.”

Lotta is eager to start the new role and looks forward to getting to know staff and the community and liaising closely with the Mayor and Councillors in achieving outcomes.

“I’m looking forward to exploring the wishes and aspirations of the people of the area now and into the future, including local employment and services, and maintaining and enhancing the environment for both residents and visitors to enjoy,” Lotta said.

Lotta Jackson is set to commence her new position on Monday 30 September 2019.

IMAGE | Lotta Jackson set to join the Cessnock City Council as the new General Manager

Cessnock City Council

Local government has been in operation in the Cessnock area since 1906 when the Shire of Cessnock held its first meeting. During the following years there were several amalgamations and splits as new Shires were formed and reshaped until Cessnock was declared a City in 1958.

Cessnock City Council provides a diverse range of services and facilities for the residents of the LGA as well as visitors to the area.

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