Turille’s first lead government job was as the Town Administrator for St. Pauls, N.C. where he served from 2007 until 2013. He then became the Town Manager for North Topsail Beach N.C. until 2018 when he moved to Essex County as the Deputy County Administrator. Before achieving a leadership role, he had a number of Analyst positions at places like The World Bank, Norrell Financial, Interim Accounting and Strategic Reconnaissance.
An accomplishments section on his resume says that he helped obtain funding for the St. Pauls Industrial Park, resulting in a $100,000,000 investment which created 1,100 jobs in the lowest-income county of North Carolina. It also says he wrote $5,000,000 in grants which helped rehabilitate an aging water-sewer infrastructure and helped create stricter enforcement of housing code.
After 14 months in the position, North Topsail Beach s town manager is stepping away. The town will now search for his replacement, their third manager since February 2020.
Former North Topsail Beach Town Manager David Gilbride officially resigned on April 30 and was on hand for the NTB Board of Aldermen s monthly meeting on May 6, where his resignation was reluctantly accepted by its members. Mayor Joann McDermon explained Gilbride s resignation is due to personal issues related to his health.
The board has appointed Chief of Police William Younginer the temporary town manager until they are able to find an interim and full-time replacement.
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“Municipal service districts sound great because they’re affecting other people, but in fact they open up a can of worms on all of us,” said property owner Stuart Gillman. “They’ve been used for very, very pernicious purposes. I think that municipal service districts will have us all hang separately. We all need to pay our fair share of taxes.”
Local city and county governments may establish MSDs to charge property owners assessments on top of property taxes as a way to provide more services to those who reside within those districts.
In the case of North Topsail Beach, assessments allowed by creating the proposed districts would help cover the annual estimated cost of $3 million for the next 50 years in a joint project with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Surf City, North Topsail’s island neighbor to the south.
Petersburg names new city manager Stuart Turille, Jr (Source: Petersburg Government) By NBC12 Newsroom | May 18, 2021 at 4:56 PM EDT - Updated May 18 at 4:56 PM
PETERSBURG, Va. (WWBT) - The City of Petersburg has named a new city manager.
Petersburg City Council unanimously the appointment of Stuart Turille, Jr. during a May 18 meeting.
Turille is the current Deputy County Administrator with Essex County, where he has served since Oct. 2018.
“Our city council is excited to welcome Mr. Turille to Petersburg,” said Mayor Sam Parham. “With the progress of our community in mind, we are confident in our selection and look forward to working with Mr. Turille in continuing to move the City of Petersburg forward.”