Tumbler Ridge searching for new CAO
The District of Tumbler Ridge is searching for a new CAO following the departure of Brian Woodward.
TUMBLER RIDGE, B.C. — The District of Tumbler Ridge is searching for a new CAO following the departure of Brian Woodward.
On November 15th, District of Tumbler Ridge Mayor Darryl Krakowka announced that Woodward was no longer with the district.
Woodward started as CAO on May 15th, 2023, serving for nearly six months.
Krakowka says he doesn’t have much information as to why Woodward departed.
Aleen Torraville will be the Interim CAO while the search commences.
Before him, Jennifer Thompson held the position before moving, and Krakowka said she and the district “parted friendly ways.”
Jordan Wall served the district as CAO and Economic Development Officer for six years before Thompson but moved to Vancouver Island with his family in 2020.
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Krakowka says the district has started looking for a firm to help it search for a new CAO.
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