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2022 in Review: One Glenwood city manager's legacy ends, and the long search for a worthy replacement - Vimarsana News

2022 in Review: One Glenwood city manager's legacy ends, and the long search for a worthy replacement

Editor's note: The Post Independent news team continues its look back at some of the big stories and key issues that shaped 2022 in Glenwood Springs and across Garfield County, and what can be expected as the calendar turns to 2023.

Glenwood Springs city manager search narrows to three, again - Vimarsana News

Glenwood Springs city manager search narrows to three, again

The city of Glenwood Springs on Wednesday announced three new finalists in its city manager search, with another community meet up slated for early January.   Doug Gerber, Beverli Marshall and Rachel Oys are the three...

The city manager search continues - Vimarsana News

The city manager search continues

The second round of a search for a new Glenwood Springs city manager collected more applicants than the previous round.  “A high number of those, probably 70%, met minimum qualifications, and most of those had...

Glenwood Springs residents had the chance to visit with the three city manager finalists on Friday. - Vimarsana News

Glenwood Springs residents had the chance to visit with the three city manager finalists on Friday.

Glenwood Springs residents had the chance to visit with the three city manager finalists on Friday. During a meet and greet at the Glenwood Springs Community Center on Friday evening, candidates met with residents, staff...

Glenwood Springs City Council updates building codes - Vimarsana News

Glenwood Springs City Council updates building codes

An updated requirement for sprinkler systems in new residential developments could raise building costs in Glenwood Springs but also save lives, Fire Chief Gary Tillotson said.