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Indian River Shores council appoints new Town Manager

Written by: May 07 2010
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INDIAN RIVER SHORES — Indian River Shores Building Official Richard Jefferson will take over as the town’s manager after current manager Robert Bradshaw leaves for a new post in Texas on May 14.

Jefferson is expected to continue carrying his duties as the town’s building official while taking on the new responsibilities as manager. The Indian River Shores council is expected to review Bradshaw’s contract and modify it to suit Jefferson’s dual-role with the town.

 

Bradshaw is leaving the Town of Indian River Shores to take over as the Port Aransas City Manager, located on Mustang Island in south Texas.

Bradshaw has served the Town of Indian River Shores for nearly eight years.

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