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Town of Erie
645 Holbrook Street, P.O. Box 750, Erie, CO 80516
Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 303-926-2700
At a meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 24, the Town Council voted to appoint Meredyth Muth as the Interim Town Manager for the Town of Erie. In a meeting the previous week, Council had voted to terminate the contract of the former Town Manager, Malcolm Fleming.
Meredyth is the current Director of Administrative Services & Operations and has been with the Town of Erie since March 2025, and had previously worked in Louisville, where she held multiple roles, including Public Relations Manager, City Clerk, and Interim Deputy City Manager.
“After brief internal discussions, we provided Council with the suggestion that Meredyth would be a wonderful choice to act as Interim Town Manager,” said Deputy Town Manager Melissa Wiley. “She brings recent, hands-on transition experience from Louisville, where she stepped in as Interim Deputy City Manager during a similar period. She already manages many of the functions and discussions that directly connect with Council, and her steady leadership will help ensure stability while minimizing speculation and preconceived assumptions during this transition.”
Meredyth will be in this position until a new Town Manager is chosen by the Council. Council has given direction to staff to complete a full Request for Proposals (RFP) process to hire a recruiting firm that will complete a national search for Town Manager candidates. The Human Resources Department will create and post the RFP soon. The full search, interviews, and vote with the Council is expected to take at least 4-6 months to complete.
“I’m honored to serve as Interim Town Manager during this important transition for the Town of Erie,” shared Meredyth. “I care deeply about this community and am happy to step in and support our residents, staff, and Council while the recruitment for a full-time Town Manager is completed. I look forward to helping maintain continuity, advancing our work, and contributing to Erie’s continued success.”
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