BATON ROUGE, La. -- Eight finalists have been selected for interviews as East Baton Rouge Parish seeks a new planning director.
The City-Parish Planning Commission agreed on the list Tuesday after lengthy discussion about the field of applicants.
Interview dates haven't been set, The Advocate reports (http://bit.ly/1fZ77yS).
City-parish staff is reviewing options for in-person or video conference interviews. Bringing all finalists to Baton Rouge could cost as much as $7,000, staffers say.
The finalists include certified planners from smaller cities in Louisiana, including Monroe and Central, as well as from Cincinnati, San Antonio and Fairfax, Va.
About 90 people applied for the job. A committee has spent several weeks reviewing résumés.
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