Standard-Examiner: Ogden Airport Manager Fired, Replaced by Former Police Chief Jon Greiner

Submit your job apps without delay, folks, so former top-cop Greiner can get back to what he does best, i.e., playing golf. 

Thanks to a flurry of tips from a flurry of sharp-eyed and alert Weber County Forum readers, we'd like to direct your attention to this blockbuster news from the Standard-Examiner:

OGDEN — Ogden-Hinckley Airport manager Royal Eccles has been dismissed by the city and will be replaced by former Ogden Police Chief Jon Greiner.
On Tuesday, Ogden City Chief Administrative Officer Mark Johnson confirmed that Eccles had been let go, but said the city couldn’t comment further on the matter.
“We have decided to move in another direction and there is a change at the airport,” Johnson said.
Johnson said Greiner would take over the airport manager position on an interim basis, but was not sure how long the temporary period would last. [Links added].

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• Ogden airport manager fired, replaced by former police chief Jon Greiner

With a full 7.114 billion folks residing on this planet, it seems odd that the Caldwell would replace one featherbedded Boss Godfrey crony with yet another, dunnit?  Then again, taking into account our acute awareness of how things "work" in Ogden, maybe not.

Jon Greiner

For any folks who'd like to submit their application for permanent appointment to Eccles's former job, we link below the newly-opened Ogden City job listing, which lists, along with certain other airport-related technical prerequisites for new hiring (and we are not making this up), that "[w]hile performing the duties of this job, the employee is frequently required to sit, walk and talk or hear":

• Job Opening - Airport Manager

Submit your job apps without delay, folks, so that former top-cop Greiner can get back to what he does best, i.e., playing golf.