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Golden Plains announces interim CEO

Golden Plains Shire Council has announced the appointment of an interim boss after the resignation of its chief executive officer in February.

Steven Sagona will take the reins as Golden Plains’ interim chief executive, who will step into the role from his previous position as Community Life manager at Hobsons Bay City Council.

Mr Sagona will take over from the council’s director of infrastructure and environment Phil Josipovic, who stepped in as acting chief executive after Shane Walden left the top job less than six months to pursue other opportunities.

Having previously worked at Golden Plains Shire and across the state at both the officer and executive levels during the past 30 years, Mr Sagona will “bring continuity and stability to the organisation”, according to Mayor Sarah Hayden.

“Council will be in good hands while we undertake an extensive recruitment process for an ongoing CEO,” Mayor Hayden said.

Mr Sagona said he would work closely with the council and across the organisation to maintain open lines of communication, support essential services and promote economic development initiatives.

“I’ve enjoyed a long association with Golden Plains Shire and I’m looking forward to getting back there soon to work with councillors and the organisation in supporting this diverse and growing community,” Mr Sagona said.

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