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Boulder County names Paul Jannatpour sole finalist for county administrator

The Good Day Lafayette teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you live in Boulder County, you get a say in this one. Commissioners on Thursday chose longtime employee Paul Jannatpour as the sole finalist for . He's the county's information technology director and has worked for Boulder County since December 2010, the county said in a Nov. 5 announcement.

Jannatpour came out of 31 qualified applications

Boulder County's county administrator recruitment

  1. Met minimum qualifications31100%
  2. Invited to first-round interviews1239%
  3. Selected for second-round interviews26.5%
  4. Named sole finalist13.2%

Sources: Longmont Leader, Colorado Hometown Weekly

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CountShare of the first step
Met minimum qualifications31100%
Invited to first-round interviews1239%
Selected for second-round interviews26.5%
Named sole finalist13.2%

Before IT, he spent about 11 years in Boulder County's Housing and Human Services department. He grew up in Boulder, lived in Longmont and now lives in Lyons. To weigh in, fill out the online form on the county's website.

Jannatpour's current IT department by the numbers

$28.8 million
departmental budget he manages
76
technology professionals he supervises
  • Feedback deadline: Wednesday, Nov. 18
  • Interview video: has English and Spanish subtitles
  • Final appointment date: not yet announced
  • Previous administrator Jana Petersen: left in August for Santa Barbara County

Sources: Longmont Leader, Colorado Hometown Weekly

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