Two more city leaders set to depart
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September 29, 2026

Two more city leaders set to depart

By Michael Williamson 

A couple of additional department heads are leaving the City of Marysville.

Planning and Developer Manager Ashley Gaver and Finance Director Brad Lutz are both vacating their positions within the administration.

Gaver actually plans to leave her post at the end of this week. She is heading to the City...

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