Foley Names Executive Director Of Government, Administration

The City of Foley has named Cian Caldwell Harrison its new executive director of general government and administration. Harrison comes to Foley after serving as Baldwin County clerk treasurer. She will oversee several departments, including revenue, human resources, marketing, municipal complex, financial services, information technology, the city clerk’s office and the municipal court. The new position is one of four executive director posts that oversee portions of municipal government under the direction of City Administrator Mike Thompson. Before spending more than five years with Baldwin County, Harrison was a certified public accountant. She graduated from Foley High School, as did her three children, parents and grandparents.

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