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County appoints two new department heads
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EDWARDSVILLE Two new department heads were approved Wednesday by a divided Madison County Board.
Adam Walden was approved as Madison County engineer, replacing Mark Gvillo, who retired in November. Michael Bold was named the county’s facilities director, taking over from Rob Schmidt, who left to work for the Madison County Transit District in July.
Voting against both appointments were Democratic board members Michael “Doc” Holliday and Bruce Malone of Alton, Matt King of East Alton, Chris Hankins of Pontoon Beach, Jack Minner of Edwardsville, Nick Petrillo of Granite City and Gussie Glasper of Madison.
(Editor s note: This article has been updated)
All three nominees presented by Madison County Board Chairman Kurt Prenzler for the appointment of three vacant positions were rejected by board members last week.
Prenzler nominated Val Doucleff to complete Ray Wesley’s term in District 6, Larry Meisenheimer to complete Tom McRae’s term in District 14 and Dana Brockman to complete Chrissy Dutton-Wiley’s term in District 15.
Board member Chris Guy said his votes rejecting the nominees were not against anybody in particular, but he was concerned that he did not hear from any of the nominees. He said that before he became a board member, he called every county board member to introduce himself.