District administrator definition

District administrator means the department employee assigned the overall supervision of the departmental operations in one of the Commonwealth's construction districts.

District administrator means the district administrator of a school district or a designee.

District administrator means the Director of the Pierce County Public Works and Utilities Department, or designee.

Examples of District administrator in a sentence

Itinerant employees are assigned either centrally or by a Local District administrator.
At the discretion of a school and/or District administrator, a student complainant may also temporarily transfer classes or schools, where available, but only where the student and his/her parent or guardians voluntarily consent to the transfer.
Five members shall be drawn from the member bargaining unit; the sixth member shall be a District administrator with authority to manage the affairs of the bank on a daily basis.
Such inspection shall take place under the supervision of a District administrator or designee.
Reimbursement shall be for the actual mileage driven in the performance of assigned duties as verified by the appropriate District administrator and in accordance with District Business Office policies and procedures.

District administrator means the head of the department, office agency, municipal housing and redevelopment authority or corporation designated under RSA 162-K:13.

District administrator means the chief operating

District administrator means the VDOT employee assigned to supervise the district.

District administrator means a District Administrator appointed under Section 73;

District administrator means an individual who:

District administrator means a person appointed as a district administrator in the Ministry responsible for local government;

District administrator means any employee, officer, or other individual delegated the authority to supervise the staff and day-to-day operations of a department district, satellite, or regional office.