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| 11 apply for job as warden |
| By Marcia Moore - The Daily Item |
| Published: 02/25/2009 |
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SUNBURY — The Northumberland County Prison Board will review the resumes of 11 applicants seeking the warden position on Monday. Controller Charles “Chuck” Erdman Jr. said 11 people have applied for the job, which will become vacant in October when Warden Ralph “Rick” Reish, 64, retires after nearly seven years. Reish is paid $47,322 a year to manage the 175-bed, 130-year-old facility on North Second Street. One of the applicants is from outside the state, but most are from the area, Erdman said. The prison board will look over each of the applications in an executive session before deciding whether to interview any of the candidates. Following the closed-door meeting at the administrative building, the board is scheduled to hold an administrative hearing at 3 p.m. for Deputy Warden John Conrad regarding his Feb. 4 suspension. Read more. If link has expired, check the website of the article's original news source. |
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