Middletown city council announces new city manager
The Middletown City Council announced Wednesday that former Fire Chief Paul Lolli has been named permanent city manager, according to a media release.
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He had been serving as the acting city manager the last four months and also had worked in Middletown’s Fire Department for 33 years, the last seven years as fire chief.
“I am excited to continue the progress we are making in the city of Middletown,” said Lolli on his permanent appointment, “as we move forward in designing a destination for families and businesses to plant roots and stay in Middletown.”
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One member of the city council Lolli is, “simply the right selection at the right time.”
“His ability to work with other communities as well as increase morale in our city building is invaluable at this time,” said Council member, Rodney Muterspaw.
Middletown mayor Nicole Condrey said Middletown citizens are, “grateful for his (Lolli) willingness to step into the fire yet again in this role.”
Lolli’s last day as fire chief was Wednesday.
