CONCORD, N.H. (AP) - New Hampshire’s Fish and Game Commission is looking for a new Fish and Game Department director, a month after members voted not to recommend the current director to a fourth term.
Vice Chairman David Patch tells the Concord Monitor that a search committee will meet soon to find a successor to Glenn Normandeau.
Normandeau told InDepthNH.org he wasn’t invited to the commission vote and didn’t have the chance to respond. He said the action came as a surprise.
Patch said the board had followed proper procedures at its meeting Sept. 11. He said non-public sessions are the most appropriate way for a board to deal with personnel issues. He declined to give a reason to replace Normandeau, citing the confidentiality of the non-public session.
The commission’s nominee would need to be confirmed by the Executive Council.
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