Woodland has hired a Vancouver-based engineer with 30 years experience to serve as its interim public works director while it searches for a person to fill the position permanently, Mayor Chuck Blum said.
Ken Alexander, an office manager with public works consulting firm Gray and Osborne in Vancouver, replaces former public works director Steve Branz, who was fired Aug.
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