A new watchdog: Miami-Dade County appoints its second inspector general - Miami-Dade - Miami Herald.com
The Miami Herald reports that Mary T. Cagle was approved unanimously by the Miami-Dade County Commission to replace Christopher Mazzella, who retired in
April. Ms. Cagle was very active in the formation of Palmetto Bay - having served Palmetto Bay both on the
Palmetto Bay Municipal Advisory committee as well as the first Palmetto
Bay Charter Committee, authoring the very first Village Charter.
We are looking forward to IG Mary Cagle making her mark as Miami-Dade's second Inspector General.
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Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
Congrats to Palmetto Bay's Mary Cagle. Committee selects former prosecutor as top choice for Miami-Dade inspector general - Miami-Dade - MiamiHerald.com
Committee selects former prosecutor as top choice for Miami-Dade inspector general - Miami-Dade - MiamiHerald.com
The Miami Herald has broken the news that the selection committee in charge of finding a new Miami-Dade County inspector general has named Mary T. Cagle to replace Christopher Mazzella, who retired in April.
Ms. Cagle is currently the statewide director of children’s legal services for the Florida Department of Children and Families. She has also served as the chief executive of CHARLEE Homes for Children, a foster-care agency as well as spending 22 years of her career in the Miami-Dade state attorney’s office, prosecuting public corruption cases. She also has served Palmetto Bay with distinction, serving both on the Palmetto Bay Municipal Advisory committee as well as the first Palmetto Bay Charter Committee, authoring the very first Village Charter.
Not yet a done deal, Ms. Cagle must now undergo a criminal background check before the selection committee signs off on its recommendation Dec. 10.
County commissioners have final approval of the appointment.
Congratulations.
The Miami Herald has broken the news that the selection committee in charge of finding a new Miami-Dade County inspector general has named Mary T. Cagle to replace Christopher Mazzella, who retired in April.
Ms. Cagle is currently the statewide director of children’s legal services for the Florida Department of Children and Families. She has also served as the chief executive of CHARLEE Homes for Children, a foster-care agency as well as spending 22 years of her career in the Miami-Dade state attorney’s office, prosecuting public corruption cases. She also has served Palmetto Bay with distinction, serving both on the Palmetto Bay Municipal Advisory committee as well as the first Palmetto Bay Charter Committee, authoring the very first Village Charter. Not yet a done deal, Ms. Cagle must now undergo a criminal background check before the selection committee signs off on its recommendation Dec. 10.
County commissioners have final approval of the appointment.
Congratulations.
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