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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2015
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Clatsop County eliminates the
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Perez resignation
left vacancy
By KYLE SPURR
The Daily Astorian
The recent resignation of
Clatsop County’s adminis-
trative services director Dean
Perez left a vacancy the Board
of Commissioners decided
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Instead, the Board of
Commissioners unanimously
agreed Wednesday night to
eliminate the administrative
services department and place
the department’s various divi-
sions under the county man-
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ture was in place prior to the
creation of the administrative
services department in 2013,
according to County Manager
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Perez — who joined the
county in 1999 as a human re-
sources director, and became
the administrative services
director in 2013 — oversaw
human resources, emergen-
cy management, information
technology, community rela-
tions, veterans services and
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a look at the structure, and
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