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Huber Heights narrows search for city manager
By Valryn Warren
Staff Writer
HUBER HEIGHTS — Huber Heights’ search for a city manager has narrowed and a selection should be made soon.
With the help of Management Partners, hired to help with the search in June, a list of 34 potential candidates has been narrowed to four finalists: J. Steven Morris, Vice President of Woolpert International in Miami, Fla. and a former city manager of Eaton; Ben Griffin, Clarksville, Tenn., former city manager of Tomball, Texas and currently a public finance advisor with RTI International; Jeffrey W. Doherty, city manager of Carbondale, Ill., and internal candidate Eileen Wilson-Bensen, Huber Heights human resources director since May, previously safety/administrative services director of Findlay.
The city’s administration committee, chaired by Councilman Mark Campbell, met Sept. 12 in executive session to discuss the finalists. No action was taken, but Interim City Manager David Studebaker said the city is close to making a final decision.
Contact this reporter at (937) 225-2235 or vwarren@DaytonDailyNews.com.
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